If an ex-partner has told a bankruptcy judge that you embezzled money will the court simply buy this accusation at face value?

%DETAILS% Answer That type of allegaton might be subject to a criminal investigation. However, the BK court has no jurisdiction over such a matter If the partner was allegeding that a debt was owed him due to the embezzlement, the Bankruptcy Court would certainly have jurisdiction to hold the debt is non-dischargeable as arising from fraud. Fraudulently obtained debt is not dischargeable in Bankruptcy NO.

The Bankruptcy court would not "buy the accusation at face value. " He would hear your argument and the ex-partner's and would rule on the side of the person who prevailed by a preponderence of the evidence. The burden to prove fraud would be on the ex-partner.So if it was 50-50, you should win.

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