Wednesday, June 22, 2022 3:28:13 PM
An example would be lets say after our discharge from LBHI, our Trustee can get a release of their fiduciary duty from us from the court. Its between non debtor entities.
They have something like this so, nondebtors will go with BK plans without fear of getting sued later. Its not just between trusts relationships. It can be between other nondebtor entities.
Debtors like LBHI uses discharges. The Release is not for debtors.
If you want to refute this, you can. I am telling you why based on my DD.
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