JUDGMENT

LAWRENCE J. O'NEILL, District Judge.

1. The Court hereby enters final judgment for the United States Postal Service ("USPS") in accordance with the Order of January 12, 2017 (ECF No. 52), and orders all Defendants to complete the closing and transfer of all right, title, and interest in the property known as the Merced Post Office (located at 2334 M. Street, Merced, California) to USPS within 30 days after the filing of this judgment (the "Closing Date"), on the terms and conditions set forth below, in exchange for $300,000, which sum has been deposited in escrow by USPS.1

2. No later than five (5) business days before the Closing Date, Defendants JAMKE and Stacey Carlson (in her personal capacity, as Trustee of the Ashlock Family 2013 Trust B, and as Trustee of the Ashlock Family Trust of 1993) shall submit to USPS draft deeds of conveyance to transfer fee simple title to the property to USPS sufficient to meet all recording requirements in the County of Merced, California.

3. No later than five (5) business days before the Closing Date, all Defendants shall submit all documents required by the title company or closing agent selected by USPS (the "Closing Agent") to complete the closing of the sale of the property to USPS and to vest fee simple title in USPS. All Defendants shall cooperate with the Closing Agent to the extent the Closing Agent identifies any other documents or actions necessary to transfer fee simple title to USPS on the Closing Date.

4. After title is conveyed in accordance with this order, fee simple title shall be deemed, by this order, to have vested in USPS as of November 30, 2015, the date that conveyance of the property to USPS would have occurred but for Defendants' default. This order may be recorded in the official records of Merced County, California.

5. Defendants shall pay such costs or take such actions as may be required by the Closing Agent to convey fee simple title to the property to USPS on the Closing Date free and clear of: (a) any taxes or assessments, whether or not shown as existing liens as of the Closing Date by the records of any taxing authority or by the Public Records; (b) any rights, interests or claims of third parties to the property, if any; and (c) any and all other liens or encumbrances, defects, adverse claims or other matters, if any.2

6. At the time fee simple title is conveyed to USPS, the balance of the sale proceeds shall be held in escrow by the Closing Agent to be disbursed as follows. The uncontested half-interest owned by JAMKE may be disbursed to them in whatever manner they choose. The contested half-interest shall be distributed to the constructive trust imposed by the Superior Court of California, County of Stanislaus (Case No. 445230).3 (See ECF No. 44-5, at 11-12.)

7. Defendants are ordered to file any and all releases and documentation required by the Closing Agent to remove, by the Closing Date, the notice of pendency of court action filed in the Superior Court of the State of California, County of Stanislaus, in February 2014 by, or on behalf of, Gabriel Ashlock. This includes, without limitation, removal from legal title to the property and all applicable land records any and all references to or claims of lis pendens, by the Closing Date.

8. At the time of conveyance of title to USPS, no Defendant in this proceeding, whether individually and/or in a representative capacity, shall be deemed to have any right, title, and interest in the property known as the Merced Post Office.

9. Notwithstanding this entry of final judgement, the undersigned Chief District Judge shall retain jurisdiction to enforce his orders in this case.4

IT IS SO ORDERED.