Marie v. Green (In Re Green)

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• denying amendment where the debtors waited eighteen months to amend, and the parties expended “extraordinary legal fees and investigative costs” in reliance of the debtor’s earlier representations
• denying discharge where debtors offered “only vague, indefinite, incomplete explanations” for their losses
• debtors “understandably felt a moral or family obligation” to pay for their daughter's wedding or to make a sizeable wedding gift, but satisfying such a moral obligation is not reasonably equivalent value, nor is “love and affection”

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