Understanding SARE cases requires an appreciation for how financial pressure, timing, and professional judgment come together in real-world scenarios.

The lift stay motion is a procedural tool that often shapes leverage, timing, and outcomes in a Chapter 11 case long before a plan is ever confirmed.

In distressed situations, real estate valuation becomes a strategic tool that can ultimately determine who ends up controlling an asset.

Single asset real estate (SARE) cases are deceptively complex and the legal and ethical issues they raise can trip up even experienced professionals.

Accurate valuations in real estate bankruptcies are critical as they influence negotiations, creditor recoveries, and court proceedings.

When a property owner falls behind on their loans, what are their options to receive loan forgiveness?

Understand the ways in which distressed real estate is different from when an operating business in distress.

Explore whether a debtor can file chapter 11 reorganization bankruptcy to evade a court-ordered receivership.

A written tour of business bankruptcy and its alternatives Our prior installment discussed some of the basic things a secured creditor needs to know about Chapter 11. The automatic stay was one of them.  But, since we like to keep these things short (on the presumption that others also have short attention spans) we didn’t say all we want to say on the topic (in fact, this installment won’t satiate us either and we will continue to explain other aspects of the automatic stay in future installments). For now, we […]