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: The Debt PodcastDeduction for Involuntary Liens Disallowed on Means Test
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Massachusetts Bankruptcy Judge Hillman recently held in the case of In re Kucera, 2009 WL 691000 (Bankr.D.Mass., Mar 12, 2009) (NO. 08-17304-WCH) that a Chapter 13 debtor could not deduct a payment for an involuntary lien on his means test. The lien in the case had arisen from a pre-petition writ of attachment issued [...]Full post as published by The Debt Podcast on March 26, 2009 (boomark / email).
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