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Update on Bankruptcy Process in Texas

By Clint Brown | Bankruptcy | 0 comment | 24 April, 2020 | 0

With COVID-19 Shelter-in-Place Orders firmly in place for cities, counties and the State of Texas, many community managers and board members are asking how bankruptcy is being affected. The short answer is not much. Overall, owners in property owners associations (POAs) experiencing financial difficulty are still filing Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies. Bankruptcy courts in the Southern, Eastern, Western and Northern Bankruptcy Districts and trustees are still holding meetings and hearings. The main difference we are seeing is that rather than in person meetings and hearings, they are being held virtually.

Rest assured RMWBH’s bankruptcy department is fully operational (albeit virtually) and is continuing to process bankruptcy matters, file proofs of claims and assist our clients in a wide variety of bankruptcy topics and issues.

As always you can reach us through any of our office phone numbers or you can reach our attorneys directly.  Our attorney directory is online at rmwbh.com/attorneys should you need us.

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Clint Brown

Clint Brown

Clint Brown is an equity shareholder and joined the firm’s real estate section in 2012. He currently leads the firm's property owners association division with Marc Markel. Mr. Brown represents community associations, developers, developer-controlled associations, and commercial associations throughout Texas and his practice area focuses on bankruptcy law, corporate law and all aspects of community association law.

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