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The discharge of credit card debt, usually the single biggest component of a debtor’s unsecured debt, is dependent on the transactions on the card being free of fraud. The Bankruptcy Code excepts from discharge debts incurred by fraud, false representations or false pretenses.
Money Magazine has been following the situation of Jeffrey Yarbrough, a Texas restauranteur who filed Chapter 13 after his three Dallas restaurants went under.
The most recent article, published September 17, 2008, takes a look at how Mr. Yarbrough has done recently.
“Mrs. Smith, please hand your car keys over to your attorney. You are not allowed to drive that vehicle until you provide me evidence of insurance. I suggest you take the bus home and make arrangements immediately to protect and store that vehicle.” Such a statement might come from a Bankruptcy Trustee at the Trustee hearing. Why?
Several people have called me recently, saying that they wanted to file for Chapter 7, but couldn’t because their income was too high. In most cases, however, a high income–even one significantly over your state’s median income–doesn’t automatically disqualify you from Chapter 7. I’ve personally filed Chapter 7 cases for people who have high incomes , without difficulty.