Georgen-Running v. Grimlie (In Re Grimlie)

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• affirming bankruptcy court’s denial of discharge under section 727(a)(2) where the debtor, days after being served with a $270,000 judgment, opened a new bank account in his wife's name and thereafter deposited all his income into the account
• A § 727(a)(2) action requires proof that “the debtor took the actions with the intent to hinder, delay or defraud creditors. . . .”

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