Gain an understanding of how replevin cases work.
If a creditor is not able to recover collateral on their own, they may opt for judicial means to repossess the collateral by way of a replevin action. If the creditor can claim ownership or has a security interest in the collateral property, they can file a replevin complaint. This white paper reviews what happens during the steps of a replevin complaint and hearing and discusses what happens if the debtor files for bankruptcy.
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Lynda L. Laing
Strauss Factor Laing & Lyons
- Partner at Strasss Factor Laing & Lyons
- Practice areas include creditor rights and bankruptcy
- Regular speaker in the area of creditor rights
- J.D. degree, Case Western Reserve University; B.A. degree, Albion College
- Can be contacted at [email protected] or 401 456-0700
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