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In re: Northwest Territorial Mint, LLC, WW-18-1127-BKuTa (2018)

Quinlan filed his renewed motion to withdraw from Erdman's case.Judgment was from a bankruptcy court.Because Ms. Erdman has had recent experience with appeals in, this court and knows the time sensitivity of filing an appeal, she, should have immediately sent all papers to Mr. Lichtenstein.

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In re: John Sullivan Good and Janice Broder Good, WW-18-1125-KuTaB (2018)

BAP Rule 8024-1.stated: Debtors shall filed by: _____ [amended schedules, etc.].exemption as indicated on the Schedule C filed in the chapter 13 case.585 F.3d 1247, 1262 (9th Cir.A. The bankruptcy court did not err by finding that Trustee's, objection to Debtors' homestead exemption was untimely.

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In re: Kim C. Kerrigan, WW-17-1271-KuTaB (2018)

Property with Washington Mutual (WAMU).Rule 12(b)(6).amend her complaint.appealed the district court's dismissal order to the Ninth Circuit.against Bayview, M&T, and Freddie Mac.of her note.Ms. Kerrigan asserted five claims for relief.See Stewart v. U.S. Bancorp, 297 F.3d 953, 957 (9th Cir.

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In re: Michael R. Mastro, WW-17-1226-TaSKu (2018)

IRM 5.21.2.4 (2018) (A, consent directive, also known as a disclosure directive, is a, 25 document signed by the taxpayer that authorizes a third party to, release to a U.S. court information regarding that taxpayer that, 26 is held by a foreign bank or a third party custodian.

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In re: Juana Medina, SC-18-1120-LSF (2018)

objection, Ms. Medina filed a reply, and Daniel filed a surreply.for hearing.Ms. Medinas requests for admissions.11, Even if we were to consider the merits of the courts ruling on the Motion to, Quash, the record fully supports the bankruptcy courts granting of Civil Rule 26(g), sanctions.

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In re: Gil Alberto De Jesus Gomez, III, SC-18-1089-FLS (2018)

Mr. Gomez instead, filed a second amended Schedule C wherein he claimed an exemption in the Focus, under CCP section 703.140(b)(2) (motor vehicle) and again exempted the entire value of, the Malibu under section 703.140(b)(5) (wild card).debtors had transferred a security interest in the Corvette.

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In re: Michael Don Cobbs, SC-18-1064-FSKu (2018)

[bankruptcy] court shall grant the debtor a discharge.22, and order of discovery). In addition to addresses designated for payments, the monthly billing, statements from NMAC to Mr. Cobbs in the record identified NMACs address For, Correspondence Only as the Designated Correspondence Address.

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In re: Christopher John Hamilton and Elizabeth Leigh Tesolin, SC-17-1273-LSKu (2018)

, 7 Appellants argue that the bankruptcy court erred in finding that, 8 all confirmation requirements were met and in approving a Plan, 9 provision that enjoined them from enforcing their, 10 nondischargeable claims against Debtors for the term of the Plan.-25-, 1 value or interest received.

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In re: Paul Y. Johnson and Celeste C. Johnson, SC-17-1194-LBF (2018)

, 1 The bankruptcy court granted summary judgment to Appellee on, 2 its nondischargeability claim under ยง 523(a)(2)(A).1 In so, 3 doing, the court gave issue preclusive effect to a prepetition, 4 stipulated judgment entered in state court as part of a, 5 litigation settlement.

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In re: Christopher John Hamilton and Elizabeth Leigh Tesolin, SC-17-1126-FBL SC-17-1223-FBL (2018)

The bankruptcy court properly applied Jercich and, Geiger. We, 7 ultimately held that the state court judgment continued to accrue, 8 postjudgment interest at the Arizona rate postpetition: The, 9 Ninth Circuit applies applicable state law interest rates absent, 10 federal preemption.

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In re: Jason Scott Brown, SC-17-1068-AKuS (2018)

ISSUE, 7 Whether the bankruptcy court erred in determining that the, 8 Inheritance Proceeds were property of the estate post-conversion under, 9 section 348(f)(1) or (2) so that Barclay could avoid the transfers to, 10 Kenneth, Christopher, and Curtis under section 549.20 766 F.2d 797 (3d Cir.

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In re: John Badea, NV-18-1038-BTaL (2018)

FILED, SEP 17 2018, NOT FOR PUBLICATION, SUSAN M. SPRAUL, CLERK, U.S. BKCY.A. The bankruptcy court did not identify or apply the correct law to, determine that Badea willfully violated the automatic stay by, recording the Mechanics' Lien.11, lien against property before the date of perfection;

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In re: Caesars Entertainment Operating Company, Inc., NV-17-1386-LBTa NV-17-1388-LBTa (2018)

DESERT PALACE, INC.; The TPOV, entities, DNT, and GR Burgr are Seibel affiliates who are parties to other agreements with, Caesars entities.Article III district courts of the right to oversee Article I bankruptcy courts.statutes cannot be reviewed by the court of appeals or the Supreme Court.

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In re: Paul A. Morabito, NV-17-1304-TaBKu (2018)

While a motion under, NRCP 60(b)(3) must be made not more than 6 months after the, proceeding was taken or the date that written notice of entry of, the judgment or order was served, NRCP 60(b) does not, specify a time limit for motions seeking relief for fraud upon, the court.estate claims.

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In re: Patmont Motor Werks, Inc., NV-17-1221-BTaL NV-17-1288-BTaL (2018)

McCann at the AOL email address he had on file with the court. McCann appeared as attorney for Steven and Hannelore.sanctions order under Civil Rule 60(b)(1) and (b)(6).employed at Lewis Roca five years prior to the sanctions matter.on the fee motion because he had appealed the Rule 60(b) Order.

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In re: Capriati Construction Corporation, Inc., NV-17-1200-BHTa (2018)

, 20 The record supported a determination that SPER willfully, 21 violated the automatic stay by filing and continuing to pursue the, 22 fraudulent transfer claim against Rocchio in the state court, 23 action after Capriati filed its bankruptcy case and prior to, 24 confirmation of the Plan.

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In re: Patricia G. Olson, NV-17-1168-LTiF (2018)

U.S. BANK, N.A.4 apparently based on case law from other jurisdictions, that, 5 Debtors postpetition receipt of rental payments from a tenant, 6 that operated a marijuana dispensary on property she owned was, 7 (i) a violation of the CSA that (ii) constituted grounds for, 8 dismissal of the case.

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In re: Michael Bruce Stone, NV-17-1156-TaLB (2018)

unearned fees within time limits prescribed by the Supreme Court. complaint under Civil Rule 12(b)(6). court noted, the amended complaint alleges that Stone was suspended for Such restitution is not imposed solely, because the attorney has failed to pay a debt discharged in bankruptcy;

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In re: Anthony Thomas and Wendi Thomas At Emerald, LLC, NV-17-1072-TiFL (2018)

22 760 F.3d 1038 (9th Cir., 23, 12, 24 Thomas correctly points out that Beachs statement of, undisputed facts in support of the Motion attached and referenced, 25 only the value of the Thomas Emerald in the AT Emerald case and, 26 did not include the schedules of Thomass personal bankruptcy.

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In re: Leonard A. Mancuso, II, NV-16-1387-BHTa (2018)

The Chapter 71 Trustee filed a motion, 5 seeking an order: (1) disallowing Debtors claim of Nevada, 6 exemptions;, 25 Debtor has not provided a case in which a court concluded, 26 that Florida did not require the homestead to be located within, 27 the state of Florida.

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