D. Massachusetts· 7/30/2012
In re Corbett
Citations
- 478 B.R. 62
- 2012 Bankr. LEXIS 3491
- 2012 WL 3071209
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- “The party objecting to a debtor’s claimed homestead and seeking a reduction in amount pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 522(o ) has the burden of proof using a preponderance of the evidence standard.”
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- LeBlanc v. SalemFirst Circuit· 1999-11-02· cited 269×
- Patriot Portfolio, LLC v. Weinstein (In Re Weinstein)First Circuit· 1999-01-08· cited 106×
- Vittands v. SudduthMassachusetts Appeals Court· 2000-06-15· cited 89×
- In Re Patricia G. CAREY, Debtor. MARINE MIDLAND BUSINESS LOANS, INC., Appellant, v. Patricia G. CAREY, AppelleeTenth Circuit· 1991-07-05· cited 77×
- H. Wayne Ford v. C. Barney Poston, in Re H. Wayne Ford, DebtorFourth Circuit· 1985-09-18· cited 74×
- In Re MillerD. Massachusetts· 1990-04-23· cited 43×
- Pasquina v. CunninghamFirst Circuit· 2008-01-22· cited 42×
- In Re SissomS.D. Texas· 2007-05-11· cited 33×
- In Re PrestoS.D. Texas· 2007-10-05· cited 32×
- In Re AgnewD. Kansas· 2006-11-06· cited 22×
- In Re LacounteD. Montana· 2005-12-08· cited 20×
- Ward v. GrantMassachusetts Appeals Court· 1980-03-11· cited 19×
- Soulé v. Willcut (In re Willcut)Tenth Circuit· 2012-05-29· cited 18×
- Turner v. Keck (In Re Keck)D. Kansas· 2007-03-02· cited 16×
- In Re LyonsD. Massachusetts· 2006-11-22· cited 13×
- In Re SzwydD. Massachusetts· 2006-08-07· cited 12×
- Houghton v. Szwyd (Szwyd)First Circuit· 2007-07-06· cited 9×
- Bowyer v. BowyerFirst Circuit· 1991-07-22· cited 6×
- In Re AndersonD. Kansas· 2008-04-11· cited 6×
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