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Kleynerman, In re
Jan
26
2022
Ruling
Debtor was entitled to avoid a creditor's judicial lien in its entirety. (Bankr. E.D. Wis.)
Issue(s)
Exemptions; Liens Impairing Exempt Property; Extent of Impairment; Calculation.
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Tulloh, In re
Sep
22
2020
Ruling
Debtors were not entitled to wholly avoid a judicial lien because after deducting the mortgagelien and debtors' exemption, an equity remained to which the judicial lien could attach. (Bankr.S.D. W. Va.)
Issue(s)
Exemptions; Liens Impairing Exempt Property; Extent of Impairment; Calculation.
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West, In re
Jan
15
2020
Ruling
Judicial lien was avoided to the extent it impaired debtors' exemptions. (Bankr. N.D. Ala.)
Issue(s)
Exemptions; Liens Impairing Exempt Property; Extent of Impairment; Calculation.
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Wengreen, In re
May
02
2019
Ruling
Part of judgment lien avoided as it impaired the debtor's homestead. (Bankr. D. Idaho)
Issue(s)
Exemptions; Liens Impairing Exempt Property; Extent of Impairment; Calculation.
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Taylor, In re--William F. Sandoval Irrevocable Trust v. Taylor
Aug
14
2018
Ruling
Court concluded that impairment calculation must use the value of other liens on the home corresponding to the debtor's percentage of ownership, rather than the full amount of the liens. (10th Cir.)
Issue(s)
Exemptions; Liens Impairing Exempt Property; Extent of Impairment; Calculation.
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Aslanyan, In re
Dec
20
2017
Ruling
Court ruled that part of the judicial lien on debtor's home could be avoided as it impaired the debtor's exemption. (Bankr. E.D. Cal.)
Issue(s)
Exemptions; Liens Impairing Exempt Property; Extent of Impairment; Calculation.
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In re Powers
Jun
02
2016
Ruling
Judicial lien ordered partially avoided upon confirmation.
Issue(s)
Should judicial liens be avoided as impairing debtor's homestead exemption?
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In re Williams
Jun
25
2015
Ruling
Lien on debtor's primary residence avoided as impairing debtor's homestead exemption.
Issue(s)
Could creditor's lien be avoided as impairing debtor's homestead exemption?
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In re Lugo
Jun
25
2015
Ruling
Debtor could not claim homestead exemption in property he had not occupied in over six months.
Issue(s)
Could debtor claim a state homestead exemption in property that had been his primary residence prior to his divorce, but which he had not occupied in more than six months.
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In re Baham
Nov
18
2014
Ruling
Judicial liens avoided to the extent impairing debtor's homestead exemption based on court's adjusted value of property.
Issue(s)
Should judicial liens be avoided as impairing debtors' homestead exemption?
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