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and paid for these expenditures with the $54,000 deposited in
their Leadenhall bank account.
E. Petitioners’ Health
Mr. Wright has experienced health problems in recent years.
In 2003, Mr. Wright had a stroke. In 2004, he developed chest
pressure and following a stress test underwent several procedures
including two heart catheterizations and placement of stents into
obstructed arteries. In 2005, Mr. Wright sought treatment for
memory loss and was scheduled to receive further memory testing
at the time of trial. Mrs. Wright also has health problems
having suffered from Crohn’s disease for more than 20 years.
F. Procedural History
On November 22, 2002, petitioners filed a joint bankruptcy
petition under chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. On March 5,
2004, the bankruptcy court issued an order denying confirmation
and dismissing the case. In response, Mr. Wright on March 10,
2004, filed a voluntary conversion of his chapter 13 case to a
chapter 7 case. Mrs. Wright did not join in the conversion. As
a result, the bankruptcy court directed that the joint bankruptcy
case be separated on July 1, 2004. In September 2005, the
bankruptcy court adjudged Mr. Wright’s debts to Ms. Mohr, then in
the amount of $172,010.17, to be nondischargeable. Mr. Wright’s
chapter 7 case was discharged by the bankruptcy court on December
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