000 owed). The other six of claim for the mortgage and lien debts. Clark chimed $5,000 each. A drought has that Thomas should not be able to discharge these debts ced her to sell many of her because they were part of his domestic-support obligations. her creditors. (See Liquida- Are these debts dischargeable? Explain. [In re Thomas, 591 Fed Appx. 443 (6th Clr. 2015)] (See Bankruptcy Relief under an Burke, with a $500,000 Chapter 12 and Chapter 13.) herself Into bankruptcy? 15-6. Liquidation Proceedings. Jeffrey Krueger and Michael Torres, shareholders of Cru Energy, Inc., were force Burke into involun- embroiled in litigation in a Texas state court. Both claimed to act on Cru's behalf, and each charged the other with attempting to obtain control of Cru through fraud and other with Sample Answer- misconduct. Temporarily prohibited from participating in many students, Barbara Cru's business, Krueger formed Kru, a company with the ally through loans. These same business plan and many of the same shareholders as Cru. sured Stafford Loans of Meanwhile, to delay the state court proceedings, Krueger filed nn believed that she had a petition for a Chapter 7 liquidation in a federal bankruptcy d a Chapter 13 petition, court. He did not reveal his interest in Kru to the bankruptcy Corp. (ECMC) filed an court. Ownership of Krueger's Cru shares passed to the bank- he loans. Hann objected. ruprey trustee, but Krueger ignored this. He called a meeting to appear, Hann submit- of Cru's shareholders-except Torres--and voted those shares that indicated the loans to remove Torres from the board and elect himself chairman, order sustaining Hann's president, chief executive officer, and treasurer. The Cru board MC resume its effort to then dismissed all of Cru's claims against Krueger in his suit re Hann, 711 F.3d 235 with Torres. Are there sufficient grounds for the bankruptcy eedings.) court to dismiss Krueger's bankruptcy petition? Discuss. [In 3, go to Appendix Cat re Krueger, 812 F.3d 465 (5th Cir. 2016)) (See Liquidation Proceedings.) ne Shankle divorced. An 15-7. Garnishment. Grand Harbour Condominium Own- to pay Dianne alimony ers Association, Inc., obtained a judgment in an Ohio state the $184.000 in their