In Re Relford

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• recognizing that the debtor’s schedules do not carry the same evidentiary weight with respect to objections posed by parties other than the debtor
• noting that debtor’s schedules do not carry same evidentiary weight with respect to objections raised by parties other than debtor
• indicating that a claim resulting from a credit card “is based on both the credit card agreement and proof of the credit card’s actual use,” and both should be included with a creditor’s proof of claim
• “At a minimum, it must set forth the amount of the debt, the name and account number of the debtor, account balance as of the petition date and a breakdown of interest, late fees and attorney fees if the debt includes such charges.”

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