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d. that he was not holding property for another
person and that no other person was holding property
for him;
e. that the only real property in which he had an
interest was his residence at 7090 107th Avenue, Clear
Lake, Minnesota, and that the value of his interest
therein was $30,000;
f. that he had no cash on hand, and the market value
of any interest he had in stock or interests in
incorporated or unincorporated companies was zero. He
reported only $3,500 in personal property on his
bankruptcy petition; and
g. he reported liabilities of $199,581.38.
Mr. Strong attended a meeting of creditors under 11 U.S.C.
section 341 on June 15, 1990. The trustee reported that after
diligent inquiry, she had located no property belonging to the
bankruptcy estate. A discharge was granted Mr. Strong on August
15, 1990. Robert Munns (Mr. Munns) represented Mr. Strong as his
attorney in his 1990 bankruptcy filing. Mr. Munns prepared the
bankruptcy petition and accompanying schedules using information
Mr. Strong provided to him. Mr. Munns reviewed Mr. Strong’s
bankruptcy petition with him before filing it. Mr. Strong did
not inform Mr. Munns that he had a large accumulation of cash on
hand. Mr. Munns did not advise Mr. Strong that he did not have
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