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S.D. California· 3/30/2000

In Re Mills

Citations

  • 246 B.R. 395
  • 2000 WL 306777

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  • holding that 401(k) contributions of 10% of debtor’s $36,228 annual gross income were a reasonably necessary expense for a fifty-six-year-old debtor with total retirement savings of $9,000
  • rejecting a per se rule and determining that a voluntary contribution to a 401(k) plan was reasonably necessary on the facts of that case
  • court allowed 56 year old debtor to continue finding his 401(k) plan at 10% of gross salary as a reasonably necessary expense
  • 10% voluntary contribution to 401 (k) plan was a reasonably necessary expense
  • debtor gave away money borrowed from retirement plan

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Judges: Louise Decarl Adler

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