Calder v. Segal (In Re Calder)

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• holding that income paid post-petition from pre-petition executory contracts was included in a debtor’s estate
• finding that postpetition funds received by attorney/debt- or represented “proceeds” from debtor’s pre-petition services
• finding “no doubt that the post-petition earnings of this debtor are in actuality ‘proceeds’ from pre-petition services and these earnings are property of the estate”
• pursuant to Section 541(a)(6), postpetition wages and earnings of the Chapter 7 debtor are excluded from property of the estate, but wages earned prepetition and paid postpetition are not excluded

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