In Re dePellegrini

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• finding that pre-BAPCPA cases are still instructive under § 707(b)(3)
• finding that pre-BAPCPA cases are still instructive under § 707(b)(3)
• “The Debtor’s contention that he ‘passed’ the means test of § 707(b)(2) is not a defense to a § 707(b)(3) motion to dismiss.”
• ability to pay may be considered but does not dictate dismissal if other factors weigh against it
• debtor wished to give his two adult sons the same lifestyle they had before debtor’s divorce
• “Where a presumption of abuse arises, a motion to dismiss under § 707(b)(2) must be filed within 30 days after the filing of the § 704(b)(1) statement. However, where there is no presumption of abuse, a motion to dismiss under § 707(b)(3

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