In the Interest of R.I.C., M.E.C., and M.A.C., Children v. the State of Texas

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• recognizing that finances are relevant past the date of filing and through the adversary proceeding
• first and second prong satisfied in part by high costs associated with long-term care of debtor’s autistic twins who required, and would for the foreseeable future require, extensive in- home therapy and other related care

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