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D. Colorado· 9/12/2008

In Re Williams

Citations

  • 394 B.R. 550
  • 2008 Bankr. LEXIS 2394
  • 2008 WL 4369261

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  • observing that the good faith test should be used to ferret out those debtors who attempt to manipulate the Code
  • adopting a monetary approach to the applicable commitment period because it “allows the possibility that a debtor will pay 11 We do not address in this opinion the full scope of the good faith requirement in § 1325(a)(3) and how it interacts with § 1325(b
  • “[Section] 1325(a)(3) allows for a more subjective 11 analysis of a debtor’s good faith and the totality of the circumstances, even where the debtor has met the mechanical 12 requirements of § 1325(b).”
  • “Section 707(b)(2)(A)(iv) allows an above-median income debtor to subtract all priority claims in arriving at PDI. Such deductible priority claims must include those expenses given administrative expense priority by § 503.”

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Judges: Elizabeth E. Brown

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