D. Massachusetts· 11/30/2015
In re Smither
Citations
- 542 B.R. 39
- 2015 Bankr. LEXIS 4058
- 2015 WL 7753686
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- finding that where, as of the filing date, the debtor has no equity in her property and the homestead exemption has no real value, § 522(o) is inapplicable to reduce the claimed homestead
- examining Weinstein and recognizing that “the fraud exclusion in the state Homestead Act is unenforceable in bankruptcy to the extent it is inconsistent with the federal Bankruptcy Code”
- “[I]f as of the filing date the debtor has no equity in her home and hence her homestead exemption claim has no real value, there would be no § 522(o) reduction in the claimed homestead even if there were pre-petition fraudulent payments.” (Emphasis added.)
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Judges: Hoffman
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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×
- Pasquina v. CunninghamFirst Circuit· 2008-01-22· cited 42×
- In Re PrestoS.D. Texas· 2007-10-05· cited 32×
- Peebles v. MinnisMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 1988-05-03· cited 22×
- Soulé v. Willcut (In re Willcut)Tenth Circuit· 2012-05-29· cited 18×
- In Re McConchieD. Massachusetts· 1988-12-14· cited 10×
- In re CorbettD. Massachusetts· 2012-07-30· cited 9×
- In re DickeyD. Massachusetts· 2014-08-28· cited 6×
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