D. New Hampshire· 9/6/2007

In Re Turner

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376 B.R. 370
2007 BNH 32
2007 Bankr. LEXIS 3097
2007 WL 2669737

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holding that a 401k loan repayment may be a special circumstance if loan was taken out for a “special” reason other than general financial problems preceding almost every bankruptcy and finding that debtors failed to prove “special” reason
holding that “other necessary expenses” are limited to enumerated IRS categories
rejecting various arguments of debtors and disallowing any deduction for 401(k) loan repayments
401(k) repayment may be special circumstance if taken out for a “special” reason other than general financial problems preceding almost every bankruptcy
“[T]he court declines to adopt a rule that, for example, a special circumstance must be ‘beyond a debtor’s reasonable control,’ ... or ‘truly unavoidable,’ ... ”
401(k) repayment may be special circum- stance if taken out for a “special” reason other than general financial problems preceding almost every bankruptcy

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Judges: Mark W. Vaughn

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