Jodoin v. Samayoa (In Re Jodoin)

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• holding that the appellant’s failure to object to argument and evidence related to a cause of action not stated in the complaint constituted an implied acceptance of the bankruptcy court’s resolution of the issue
• noting that the test is properly applied when it weighs the prospective income that the debtor should earn
• reviewing the three approaches to the burden of proof, collecting cases, choosing the majority position
• reviewing the three approaches to the burden of proof, collecting cases, choosing the majority position
• taking into consideration the prospective income that a debtor should earn
• “the appropriate time to apply [523(a)(2)(A) ] is at the time of trial and not at the time of the filing of the petition”

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