Stamat v. Neary

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• noting that the debtors' amendments did not \negate a finding of intent or cure the initial failures\
• finding debtor's education and business experience factored into a showing of reckless disregard
• “[A] showing of reckless disregard for the truth is sufficient to prove fraudulent intent” under § 727(a)(4)
• reckless 6 disregard shown where debtors who failed to disclose business 7 interests were highly educated and had significant business 8 experience
• reckless disregard shown where debtors who failed to disclose business interests were highly educated and had significant business experience
• the debtors’ level of education and business experience may inform the court’s analysis of their intent when considering whether they acted in reckless disregard for the truth

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