VIRGINIA A. PHILLIPS, Chief District Judge.
The Court, having reviewed the Stipulation for Entry of Consent Judgment, by and between, Plaintiff United States of America, and Defendants James Shih and Sivash Esfandi (collectively "Defendants"), and good cause existing therefor,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED ADJUDICATED AND DECREED:
1. This Court has subject matter jurisdiction over this civil action, and personal jurisdiction over Defendants, who waive any and all objections to the Court's jurisdiction.
2. Defendants admit to all factual allegations set forth in the Complaint.
3. Defendants jointly and severally owe Plaintiff the sum of $853,712.53, consisting of $602.036.63 in principal, $44, 917.39 in accrued interest, and $206,758.50 for fees and penalties.
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Defendants shall make payments at https://www.pay.gov to the U.S. Department of Justice account, in accordance with instructions provided to Defendants by the Financial Litigation Section of the United States Attorney's Office for the Central District of California. Defendants shall make payments on the first day of every month. A payment is considered delinquent if it is more than fifteen (15) days late.
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6. Defendants waive any judicial challenge to the Plaintiff's decision to act under the Default Provisions except Defendants will retain the right to make a judicial challenge based solely upon evidence that Defendants were not delinquent on three or more months in any consecutive twelve-month period. Defendants will provide written notice, with documentary evidence and a declaration from either Defendant, evidencing the fact that Defendants were not delinquent on three or more months in any consecutive twelve-month period to the United States at least five (5) court days prior to filing any judicial challenge.
7. Plaintiff will record abstracts of this judgment against Defendants. Plaintiff agrees to take no additional action to enforce this judgment, unless Defendants are delinquent on three or more months in any twelve-month period. Plaintiff will agree to a limited subordination of its judgment lien in connection with reasonable request by Defendants, but only after Defendants provide Plaintiff with information and documents related to the request, including without limitation, Defendants' financial statements and evidence that any contemplated transaction affected by the judgment lien is a bona fide, arms-length transaction. Plaintiff will not agree to subordinate its judgment lien if Defendants have made three or more delinquent payments in any twelve-month period.
8. Defendants will not be subject to any prepayment penalties.
9. If Defendants remain current with the payment schedule as set forth in paragraph 4, with no delinquencies, Plaintiff will deduct the sum of $14,000 from the balance of accrued interest, fees and penalties on an annual basis as follows: Deductions will commence on September 1, 2017, and do not apply to the principal balance. If Defendants pay the full principal balance of $602,036.64 at any time before September 1, 2033, Plaintiff will waive any remaining interest, fees and/or penalties.
9. Each Defendant shall provide Plaintiff with a current financial statement and tax returns beginning on October 30, 2017, and on October 30
10. If either Defendant commences any case, proceeding, or other action under any law relating to bankruptcy or for relief from debts, Defendant will not argue, contend or otherwise take the position that Defendants' obligations under the stipulated consent judgment may or should be avoided. Additionally, Defendants will not challenge, in such proceeding, the Plaintiff's right to file a proof of claim which includes not only the principal balance due and owing at the time of the filing of such case, proceeding or other action, but also includes any pre-judgment accrued interest, fees and penalties, inclusive of all amounts deducted pursuant to paragraph 9 above, as well as any post-judgment accruals of interest, fees and penalties.
11. Each party will bear its own legal and other costs incurred in connection with this matter.