· 9/16/2010
Fink v. Thompson (In Re Thompson)
Citations
- 439 B.R. 140
- 64 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d 142
- 2010 Bankr. LEXIS 4601
- 2010 WL 3583400
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- holding that debtors' exclusion of Social Security benefits as source of payment under Chapter 13 plan could not be considered in good-faith analysis
- holding that debtors’ exclusion of Social Security benefits as source of payment under Chapter 13 plan could not be considered in good-faith analysis
- holding that debtors’ exclusion of Social Security benefits as source of payment under Chapter 13 plan could not be considered in good-faith analysis
- holding that debtors’ exclusion of Social Security benefits as source of payment under Chapter 13 plan could not be considered in good-faith analysis
- “Standing alone, the Debtors’ retention of Social Security income is insufficient to warrant a finding of bad faith under § 1325(a)(3).” (internal quotation marks omitted)
- considering exclusion of Social Security payments from “plan payments as part of the good faith analysis would improperly render section 1325(b)’s ability to pay test meaningless[;]” debtor’s retention of Social Security income not per se bad faith
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Judges: Kressel, Schermer, Mahoney
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