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From the Editor – Property of Estate and Exemptions
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By The Honorable William Houston Brown (Retired)
Conversion from Chapter 7 to 13 triggered new exemption objection period. Although Rule 1019(2)(B) only addresses a new objection period upon conversion of a case to Chapter 7 and there is no Rule specifically addressing conversion to Chapter 13, Rule 4003(b)(1) provides for objections within 30 days after conclusion of the § 341 meeting. After conversion to Chapter 13, a new § 341 meeting was held in the converted case and the objection was filed within 30 days of its conclusion. The court disagreed with the line . . .
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