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Bankruptcy in Iowa Bankruptcy in Iowa, 312 pp., the first of its kind, has been needed in Iowa and other states for many years. It is a practice book that will be invaluable to the bankruptcy expert as well as the general practitioner. It provides a basic road map to the filing of all bankruptcies, except for municipalities. It discusses unpublished bankruptcy opinions and contains a number of valuable forms. The purpose of the book is to provide practicing attorneys a ready access to the basic procedure, forms, and Iowa and Eighth Circuit opinions in major areas of bankruptcy law. The book attempts to paint, especially for Iowa practitioners, a broad statement of the law, the procedure, and the forms. The book's practical working premise presents those areas of bankruptcy law that are likely to be faced most frequently by Iowa practitioners. The book's appendix contains relevant federal statutes, federal rules of bankruptcy procedure and Iowa code sections. It also contains administrative orders for both the Northern District and Southern District of Iowa.
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