In the case, the credit card issuers sought to determine that the Chapter 7 debtor’s cash advances were nondischargeable. Here, debtor incurred more than $11,000 in cash advances on his Chevy Chase Visa card and another $5,000 on his Citibank credit card within ten months prior to filing for bankruptcy. The debtor was current with his […]
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