06.09.2022Genova Burns Bankruptcy Law Specialist Scott Rever Argues Winning Position on Major Precedential DecisionGenova Burns and Counsel Scott S. Rever, Esq., a specialist in the firm’s bankruptcy law practice, are pleased to confirm a recent win for our client. In this matter, a Debtor argued in his bankruptcy case that he could keep his interest in his home he owned with his wife that had 1 million dollars of equity and thumb his nose at his creditors. The court adopted our firm’s argument that the debtor’s interest in the property was not exempt, the Debtor could not retain his interest in the home, and the home was subject to being sold so the equity could be used to pay his creditors.
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