In Re: Susan E. Wick, Debtor. John R. Stoebner, Trustee-Appellant v. Susan E. Wick Teaching Temps, Inc. Nichols Kaster & Anderson, Claimants-Appellees

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• employing reasoning similar to Wil liams, but stopping short of articulating a clear rule
• employing reasoning similar to Williams, but stopping short of articulating a clear rule
• limiting bankruptcy estate’s interest in stock options to the pro rata portion of the options related to debtor’s pre-petition services when terms of stock option agreement required debtor to work for one year and, at the time debtor filed for bankruptcy, she had only worked four months
• limiting bankruptcy estate’s interest in stock options to the pro rata portion of the options related to debtor’s pre- petition services when terms of stock option agreement required debtor to work for one year and, at the time debtor filed for bankruptcy, she had only worked four months
• proceeds from stock options that matured post-petition come into estate under § 541(a)(6) because options were property of estate under § 541(a)(1) even though unvested and contingent
• debtor’s interest in stock options under pre-petition contract were part of bankruptcy estate even though the options were unvested and contingent on debtor’s continued employment

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