· 12/26/1995
Wright v. Internal Revenue Service (In Re Wright)
Citations
- 191 B.R. 291
- 1995 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 19079
- 1995 WL 758773
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- discretionary expenses included paying private school tuition for children, credit card qharges for wife and daughter, and financial support for brother and mother
- Intentional payment of non-essential creditors when debtor could have paid her tax obligations is sufficient evidence of mental state.
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Judges: Mukasey
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