The Glannon Guide to Bankruptcy: Learning Bankruptcy Through Multiple-Choice Questions and Analysis Book

• A Very Short Introduction
• The Secured Versus Unsecured Distinction: A Brief Introduction
• State Collection Law
• Introduction to Bankruptcy
• Jurisdiction and the Powers of the Bankruptcy Court
• Case Administration and Structure of the Code
• The Automatic Stay
• Property of the Debtor's Estate
• Exemptions in Bankruptcy
• Priorities
• The Treatment of Secured Claims in Bankruptcy
• The Avoiding Powers
• The General Bankruptcy Discharge
• Exceptions to Discharge Under Section 523
• Objections to the Debtor's General Discharge
• Keeping Secured Property in a Chapter 7 Case
• Dismissal
• Involuntary Bankruptcy
• Overview of Chapter 13
• Chapter 13 Eligibility
• Secured Creditor Treatment under Chapter 13
• The Treatment of Priority Claims in Chapter 13
• The Disposable Income Test in Chapter 13
• The Good Faith Test in Chapter 13
• The Best Interest of Creditors' Test
• Chapter 13 Plan Feasibility
• Modification of a Chapter 13 Plan or Dismissal of a Chapter 13 Case
• Overview of Chapter 11 and Its Alternatives
• Cash Collateral, Post-petition Financing, and Other First day Orders
• The Automatic Stay and Adequate Protection
• Operating the Chapter 11 Debtor: The Rights of the Debtor-in-Possession, and the Grounds for Appointment of a Chapter 11 Trustee or Examiner
• Claims Against the Estate
• Reshaping the Estate through the Assumption or Rejection of Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases Pursuant to Section 365, and Through Asset Sales Pursuant to Section 363
• Introduction to the Plan and the Minimum Chapter 11 Plan Requirements
• Voting and Classification: Soliciting Votes for the Plan
• Forcing the Plan on Dissenting Creditors: A Different Kind of Cramdown
• Post-Confirmation Issues: The Effect of Confirmation
• Closing Closers: Some Practice Questions

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