In Re Bomarito

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• denying U.S. Trustee’s extension request where an objection to discharge would be based on information that was available in debtor’s initial filings
• “A Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge entitles a debtor 28 (continued...) 15 1 We start by concluding that Stephens rebutted the 2 presumption of prejudice; his excuse (i.e., it was his counsel’s 3 fault
• “[When] the UST requests dismissal of the case to prevent abuse, he is really objecting to the Debtors’ right to receive chapter 7 relief, in other words a chapter 7 discharge . . . .”

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