Cadle Co. v. King (In Re King)

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• factoring in the debtor’s assistance of an attorney who practices regularly before the court
• “Courts have used the tax law meaning of ‘gross income’ in making chapter 12 eligibility decisions.”
• “The obligation to list all creditors is part of the debtor’s duty of full disclosure that is the quid pro quo for the fresh start provided by the discharge.”
• “The bankruptcy schedules and statement of affairs do not ask the debtor to make an assessment of what he thinks are important assets or debts. Debtors must, under oath, list all creditors and assets, as well as all transfers of property within the prior year.”
• “The bankruptcy schedules and statement of affairs do not ask the debtor to make an assessment of what he thinks are important assets or debts. Debtors must, under oath, list all creditors and assets, as well as all transfers of property within the prior year.”

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