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Bankruptcy Court  denied Brunswick Health & Rehab Center, LLC's application for the allowance of post-petition expenses as an administrative expense under 11 U.S.C. § 503. Brunswick sought to classify approximately $39,821 in expenses related to the ongoing care of debtor Sue P. Rogers as necessary costs to preserve the estate, asserting these costs support her ability to fund her Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan through her social security income. 

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The Fannings  sought direct appeal to the 4th Circuit of the bankruptcy court's denial of their motion for authorization to incur debt to purchase a home,  which also sought to abrogate local bankruptcy rules  requiring such  authorization.

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After allegedly falling $314  behind on her homeowners association dues,  the HOA  retained EquityExperts.org  to "aggressively" collect and it eventually  ran up costs by an additional $6,035, threatening sale of the property.

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National Judgment Recovery ("NJR")  brought an action to determine  that the $93,159.71  fraudulent conveyance judgment against Tyndall,  as a "net winner"  in the ZeekRewards  pyramid scheme case,  was nondischargeable under  11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(2)(A) as actual fraud.

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The Cooks filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy and, being above median income, were required to calculate their "projected disposable income" using Official Form 122C-2. As their plan provided for the retention of their home and cure and maintenance of the on-going mortgage, they deducted their monthly mortgage payment of $2,233.34 from the Means Test, despite the IRS Local Standard for mortgage expenses being only $1,098.00.