Meis-Nachtrab v. Griffin (In Re Meis-Nachtrab)

How courts have described this case

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• noting that a debtor was not entitled to damages for becoming “stressed out,” “nervous” and “nauseous”
• finding telephone call from Debtor alone was sufficient to put creditor on notice of bankruptcy and thus make creditor’s collection acts a willful violation
• filing a cause of action knowing the stay was issued is contemptuous conduct

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