Quote Quoting cyjeff
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The creditor is trying to have this debt survive bankruptcy.

Some debts can... let's say that, knowing you were going to go bankrupt, you took every charge card and ran it up to max and bought all kinds of stuff.

The judge could see that as a ploy and MAY, repeat MAY, force that debt to survive.

Three years is a long time to make that argument... but, apparently, the creditor is taking a shot at it.
Wen you take into consideration thatthe Plaintiff has lied in their complaint and a good faith effort was made to repay the debt and the fact that the company stayed in business 2 years after the loan was made, it will be nearly impossible to prove it was pre-petition planned since BK was not even a thought until the threat of a lawsuit was made and 2/3 of the loan was paid back. If the intent was to get the money, not pay and then file BK, why would I have made any payments at all?

Once I win, I will move for sanctions against the attorney. He knew what he put in the complaintn was false and he is askng for an inordinate amout of discovery as well. Basicially trying to bury me in paperwork