Case Summary:
The Debtors objected to two proofs of claim filed by a credit card company. They asserted their corporation incurred the debt, they were guarantors, and the claims should be disallowed because they were “not non-contingent AND liquidated.” The Court found that under the terms of the credit card agreements, the Debtors were personally jointly and severally liable for the credit card debt. There was no evidence to the contrary. The agreement was enforceable, so the objection was overruled and the claims were allowed.

Statute/Rule References:
11 U.S.C. § 502 -- Allowance of Claims or Interests
Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3001(f)

Key Terms:
Claims - Allowances