Harsch v. Eisenberg (In Re Eisenberg)

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• holding that attorney fees are a nondischargeable debt where they arise out of and are ancillary to a nondischargeable debt
• holding that attorney’s fees incurred in 16 connection with attempt to collect nondischargeable debt were ancillary to the primary debt and thus nondischargeable
• the debtor’s admission that he acted “in a fiduciary capacity with respect to the ERISA plan and the plan beneficiaries” satisfied the fiduciary element of Section 523(a)(4)

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