D. New Jersey· 1/12/2001
In Re Vargas
Citations
- 257 B.R. 157
- 2001 Bankr. LEXIS 22
- 37 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 53
- 2001 WL 32092
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- the court retains the authority to disapprove a reaffirmation agreement, notwithstanding the filing of an attorney declaration under § 524(c)(3)
- ‘‘[Tjudges have the power to independently review reaffirmation agreements to ascertain that reasonable bases exist for the accompanying declarations.”
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Judges: Raymond T. Lyons
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