In Re: William Kyle Kisseberth and Ekaterina Kisseberth, Debtors. Ronald R. Henderson v. William Kyle Kisseberth and Ekaterina Kisseberth

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• finding that an attorney’s “failure to disclose his fees justifies the amount of disgorgement regardless of the degree to which his fees were excessive”
• stating that the court “will find an abuse of discretion only upon a definite and firm conviction that the trial court committed a clear error of judgment”
• affirming bankruptcy court’s disgorgement order which mandated the return of fees that were paid from funds outside of the bankruptcy estate due to § 329 disclosure violations
• explaining bankruptcy courts’ inherent authority to deny compensation for bankruptcy attorneys
• \An attorney in a bankruptcy case has an affirmative duty to disclose fully and completely all fee arrangements and payments.\
• \Bankruptcy courts have broad and inherent authority to deny any and all compensation an attorney fails to satisfy the requirements of the Code and Rules.\

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