Tanzi v. Comerica Bank-California (In Re Tanzi)
United States Bankruptcy Appellate Panel for the Ninth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RYAN, Bankruptcy Judge.
Shortly before creditor Comerica Bank-California (the “Bank”) filed involuntary chapter 7 2 bankruptcy petitions against Donna and John Tanzi (“Debtors”), Debtors moved to Florida. Less than two weeks later, Debtors purchased a home in Naples, Florida (the “Residence”). Thereafter, the court entered an order for relief. After Debtors claimed the entire value of the Residence exempt under Florida law, the Bank objected (the “Objection”) under § 522(b)(2)(A) on the ground that the Residence was not Debtors’ domicile for the longer portion of the 180 days…
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