Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney's Association

Presumably yes, provided that the court approves the reaffirmation agreement.
Note that 727(a)(10) refers to court approval of a written waiver of discharge.
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Do you all think a reaffirmation would qualify as a waiver of discharge und
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Do you all think a reaffirmation would qualify as a waiver of discharge
under 523(a)(10)?
Do you all think a reaffirmation would qualify as a waiver of discharge under 523(a)(10)?

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