Judge Carol Jackson is truly top flight. I had the privilege of presenting cases in front of her and she's strictly by the (law) book, without a personal or political agenda. Glad to see she came through again.
Looks like he'll pay more in legal fees. If any of the court-ordered payments are from "criminal-type" proceedings, 11 USC 523(a) (7) and 18 USC 361 say they're not discharged in bankruptcy.
If the proceedings were civil, the bankruptcy court has to be specifically notified of "Debts from embezzlement, larceny or breach of trust" before they can be discharged 11 USC 523(a) (4).
Logical ruling from a logical judge
Judge Carol Jackson is truly top flight. I had the privilege of presenting cases in front of her and she's strictly by the (law) book, without a personal or political agenda. Glad to see she came through again.
Universal way to enter ¡ in text.
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MC
Re: Designer of the Mini
Do you mean a large thing with a big shaft, or a transmission?
Re: Wonder if...
Doubt it. The Postal Inspectors were one of the agencies taking a bite out of his ass.
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That's not a thumb.
Hey babe, take a walk on the wild side.
Court ordered payments and bankruptcy
Looks like he'll pay more in legal fees. If any of the court-ordered payments are from "criminal-type" proceedings, 11 USC 523(a) (7) and 18 USC 361 say they're not discharged in bankruptcy.
If the proceedings were civil, the bankruptcy court has to be specifically notified of "Debts from embezzlement, larceny or breach of trust" before they can be discharged 11 USC 523(a) (4).