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· 11/18/2015

Francisco Rosalez v. State

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  • “the creditor’s good faith belief that the discharge injunction does not apply to the creditor’s claim precludes a finding of contempt, even if the creditor’s belief is unreasonable”
  • in the context of a violation of the discharge injunction, the movant must prove that the alleged contemnor (1) knew the discharge injunction was applicable and (2) intended the actions that violated the injunction

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