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Township 28S, Range 37E, Section 30.
Residential property owned by SULLIVAN, THOMAS J.
Residential property owned by CARON, ROBERT M.
Residential property owned by WALTERS, CHAD E.
Residential property owned by HAYS, JOHN M.
Residential property owned by BARNETT,MICHAEL.
Residential property owned by WIMMER, ROBERT C.
Residential property owned by Gerald Robert Bechtel & Carol.
Residential property owned by GIDZINSKI, GEORGE TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by HERNANDEZ, JUAN GABRIEL.
Residential property owned by Briguglio Salvadore.
Residential property owned by Lach Lyndell.
Residential property owned by Monaghan Harvey.
Residential property owned by BENZ, STEPHEN LEWIS.
Residential property owned by MALAVOLTA, MICHAEL D.
Residential property owned by WEST, BRIAN SEAN.
Residential property owned by VEGA, JOSE M.
Residential property owned by JONES, KEVIN W.
Residential property owned by BOURNE, PATRICIA S.
Residential property owned by PERRITTI, KAY WESTBROOK.
Residential property owned by AARON, RODNEY P.
Residential property owned by RIGGS, DANIEL L.
Residential property owned by BAILEY, MICHAEL V.
Residential property owned by Lulewicz Family Trust.
Residential property owned by RINEHART, ROBERT C.
Residential property owned by SULYMA, NICHOLAS C.
Residential property owned by SEVERNS, JOSEPH L.
Residential property owned by RAYMOND, SCOTT.
Residential property owned by Marin Jesse.
Residential property owned by STANFIELD, JAMES G.
Residential property owned by TOM, DAVID M.
Residential property owned by GAMERL, DELLA E.
Residential property owned by MORAVECKY, BONNIE.
Residential property owned by BOLEN, JOHN M.
Residential property owned by HAYAKAWA, CHESTER N.
Residential property owned by SMITH, JOHN E.
Residential property owned by WRIGHT, DAVID JOHN.
Residential property owned by KIMMELL, ROBERT LEE.
Residential property owned by NAZARIO, HECTOR.
Residential property owned by ALARY, PAUL J.
Residential property owned by FENWICK, GREGORY ALLEN.
Residential property owned by ORACKI, KAREN A LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by MARN, MICHAEL H.
Residential property owned by SHAH, ATUL P.
Residential property owned by SAWH, GHANSHAM.
Residential property owned by HEES, ELFRIEDE I.
Residential property owned by DIETZ, ROBERT E.
Residential property owned by EGAN, MICHAEL WILLIAM.
Residential property owned by WASHABAUGH, DONALD E SR TRUSTE.
Residential property owned by ROCKSTRAW, ROBERT F.
Residential property owned by THOMAS, VERNA.
Residential property owned by BALDWIN, JAMES W.
Residential property owned by Ryckman Wahneeta.
Residential property owned by CIANFROGNA, MARY J.
Residential property owned by NUGENT, JOHN M.
Residential property owned by GRIFFIN, THOMAS Y.
Residential property owned by Jones Adela.
Residential property owned by HARRIS, NATHANIEL L.
Residential property owned by Mitchell Roger.
Residential property owned by Wright Walter.
Residential property owned by SPELT, MONICA G.
Residential property owned by SMITH, LOWELL JR.
Residential property owned by THOMAS, RALPH G JR.
Residential property owned by POMARES, WILFRID G.
Residential property owned by BRENNAN, WILLIAM F III.
Residential property owned by Carlos & Ruth Menendez Revocab.
Residential property owned by BOUSQUET, PHYLLIS L.
Residential property owned by DESCHAINE, MICHAEL R.
Residential property owned by CAMPBELL, MICHELLE S.
Residential property owned by BOWERS, EDWARD W.
Residential property owned by HEREDIA, ROSA MARIA G V DE I.
Residential property owned by KING, MICHAEL A.
Residential property owned by MARGIOTTI, MARIE.
Residential property owned by LANNON, TRUDY.
Residential property owned by PELLOW, RUSSELL J.
Residential property owned by NELSON, RORY W.
Residential property owned by SCHULTZ, LARAINE C.
Residential property owned by PITTELLI, VICTORIA ANN.
Residential property owned by TOWNSEND, TIMOTHY C.
Residential property owned by KNICKLE, CAROLYN A L.
Residential property owned by SUGIMOTO, DAVID J.
Residential property owned by BARNES, KENNETH A.
Residential property owned by EBANKS, ENID G LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by TRIMM, LINDA M.
Residential property owned by LINHART, KEITH A.
Residential property owned by Snedeker Edward.
Residential property owned by ALGIERE, AARON.
Residential property owned by Rodriquez Baudilia.
Residential property owned by RICHER, RENE.
Residential property owned by REID, DALTON A.
Residential property owned by WILSON, CARMEN S.
Residential property owned by BUXTON, RODNEY R.
Residential property owned by CHURCHEL, MARCIE B TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by DURHAM, MARK E.
Residential property owned by HENGY, JOSEPH.
Residential property owned by O`CONNOR, KEVIN J.
Residential property owned by BARCZEWSKI, ANTHONY J JR.
Residential property owned by TIZEN, DANNY W.
Residential property owned by MONTOYA, VENANCIO E TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by LEHMAN, RICHARD D.
Residential property owned by THOMAS, REBECCA L.
Residential property owned by Mouring Charles, Life Estate.
Residential property owned by Holliday Eury.
Residential property owned by LESLIE, RICHARD A.
Residential property owned by SUELTER, JESSE C.
Residential property owned by WHITFORD, BARBARA C.
Residential property owned by MAIZER, RONALD C.
Residential property owned by BERKLEY, CLIFFORD O.
Residential property owned by CATRONEO, ROBERT S SR TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by SPENCER, MICHAEL L.
Residential property owned by CARDILLO, JANICE.
Residential property owned by MOFFITT, ROBERT L.
Residential property owned by MAURO, KENNETH P.
Residential property owned by UGARTE, CARLOS A.
Residential property owned by BROWN, DUANE K.
Residential property owned by La Valley William.
Residential property owned by Iglesias Manuel.
Residential property owned by ALEGRIA, RICARDO A.
Residential property owned by BORITZKI, DANIEL L.
Residential property owned by FULLER, WALTER EMANUEL JR.
Residential property owned by RAGATZ, BRUCE R.
Residential property owned by FOURNIER, WILLIAM D.
Residential property owned by MILLER, EDWARD R.
Residential property owned by DULLAGHAN, STEVEN P.
Residential property owned by SU, PAUL POJEN.
Residential property owned by WOOD, BENJAMIN E.
Residential property owned by MAC DONALD, RICHARD W.
Residential property owned by BALAVENDER, EDWARD T.
Residential property owned by WINN, BETTY L.
Residential property owned by HOLTMAN, DOUGLAS L.
Residential property owned by PERI, JOHN CHRISTOPHER.
Residential property owned by NERIUS, KENNETH J.
Residential property owned by TWARDZIK, JOHN S.
Residential property owned by BAURA, GARY L.
Residential property owned by BAPTIST, CHRISTOPHER A.
Residential property owned by HINTON, RYAN M.
Residential property owned by BAST, FRANCIS R.
Residential property owned by ROSELL, ORLANDO J.
Residential property owned by MAARTMANN-MOE, RAGNVALD TRUSTE.
Residential property owned by DRODDY, CHARLES.
Residential property owned by SCOTT, LORRI.
Residential property owned by LARSON, RICHARD A.
Residential property owned by CAPAK, EUGENE.
Residential property owned by BOIGRIS, CAROLE M.
Residential property owned by CLAMONS, JAMES T.
Residential property owned by Dawodi Rami.
Residential property owned by COTE, RICHARD H.
Residential property owned by DYER, JESSICA A.
Residential property owned by CARDINAL, CHRISTOPHER EDWARD.
Residential property owned by Murray Kay.
Residential property owned by BARNARD, ROBERT M JR.
Residential property owned by GORDON, BURTON C III.
Residential property owned by CAMPBELL, RAMSEY.
Residential property owned by JOHNSON, STEPHANIE.
Residential property owned by Hershenson Paula.
Residential property owned by INFANTE, FERNANDO.
Residential property owned by DECOSTA, STEPHEN J TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by RICHIE, JACOB D.
Residential property owned by BALGO, JEFFREY A.
Residential property owned by SHARROW, JOHN A.
Residential property owned by PEARCE, JEFFREY B.
Residential property owned by FOX, JAMES R.
Residential property owned by STRAVOLEMOS, CHRISTOS.
Residential property owned by Stafford Julianna.
Residential property owned by ROSAL, ARMANDO E.
Residential property owned by KREMER, DONALD J JR.
Residential property owned by Kent Ransom.
Residential property owned by MUNDY, W THOMAS JR.
Residential property owned by MAKOWSKY, JON P.
Residential property owned by PATTON, SALLY.
Residential property owned by DAWSON, KAREN M.
Residential property owned by Scrivano John.
Residential property owned by LAPRADE, KENNETH C.
Residential property owned by LARIOS, VILMA N.
Residential property owned by BAILEY, LESLIE R.
Residential property owned by STONE, LAWRENCE G.
Residential property owned by GILBERT, JOHNNIE M.
Residential property owned by KIRBY, FREDDIE I.
Residential property owned by FRANKLIN, FRANCINE J.
Residential property owned by Hernandez-Santory Ana,Life Est.
Residential property owned by FRYE, JANICE C.
Residential property owned by VON EDWINS, STEVEN A.
Residential property owned by EBANKS, MYRTLE M TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by BOWERS, JAMES F TRUST.
Residential property owned by KELLEY, MICHAEL D.
Residential property owned by SILVER, DANIEL.
Residential property owned by OVERSTEG, RICHARD R.
Residential property owned by BUTINSKY, CRAIG S.
Residential property owned by COPE, LYNDEN.
Residential property owned by WRIGHT, LYNN.
Residential property owned by GOLDSMITH, ROBERT W.
Residential property owned by SCHMIDT, ROBERT W JR.
Residential property owned by JOHNSON, CONCETTA A.
Residential property owned by GRAWE, OLIVER R.
Residential property owned by GREEN, HERBERT LEE.
Residential property owned by DUBROFF, KIMBERLY A.
Residential property owned by BONITZ, KEVIN L.
Residential property owned by LOFTIS, JEFFREY T.
Residential property owned by BURNS, LINDA M.
Residential property owned by Zicarelli Joseph.
Residential property owned by STARK, BRANDON.
Residential property owned by EBANKS, MYRTLE M LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by HILEMAN, RICHARD L.
Residential property owned by MYERS, DANIELLE.
Residential property owned by DAVIS, JOHN HUMPHREY III.
Residential property owned by FORD, TIMOTHY D.
Residential property owned by BYRNES, ROBERT J.
Residential property owned by HOLAND, SIDNEY J.
Residential property owned by LAGRATTA, MICHAEL JR.
Residential property owned by KISOR, JOHN C.
Residential property owned by AGOSTO, CARMELO D.
Residential property owned by JANESKY, BRUCE.
Residential property owned by KNUDSEN, KEVIN C.
Residential property owned by STANNARD, JAY F II.
Residential property owned by MACKNEY, DANIEL J.
Residential property owned by ZINK, LYNDA J.
Residential property owned by MC MENAMIN, MICHAEL F.
Residential property owned by MAY, HARRIET N.
Residential property owned by NAGALES, PEDRO T JR.
Residential property owned by Swain Cassidy.
Residential property owned by JONES, DENNIS L.
Residential property owned by COOK, RONALD C.
Residential property owned by QUILES, JUAN R.
Residential property owned by HALL, JOHN P.
Residential property owned by SCHEIRER, KARI L.
Residential property owned by CARTER, SCOTT W.
Residential property owned by BOORDE, JAMES N.
Residential property owned by DE ANGELO, POMPEY A.
Residential property owned by KINGSLEY, HEATHER.
Residential property owned by PALMER, FAY M.
Residential property owned by WONNACOTT, ALBERT L TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by THRASH, STEPHEN M.
Residential property owned by Klar Joel.
Residential property owned by OLSEN, NANCY E.
Residential property owned by PITTS, WANDA K H/W.
Residential property owned by Baire Jack,II.
Residential property owned by CARNEY, WALTER J JR.
Residential property owned by BECK, PETER S JR.
Residential property owned by SEYBOTH, FRED WILLIAM.
Residential property owned by DAVIS, FRANCELLA.
Residential property owned by Difrenna Beau.
Residential property owned by SASSMAN, STEVEN M.
Residential property owned by SWEENIE, DAVID S.
Residential property owned by Britten Ned.
Residential property owned by OWENS, SARAH.
Residential property owned by CORLEY, DAN F.
Residential property owned by BHOJNAUTH, NARESH.
Residential property owned by MARION, PEGGY ANN TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by CUNDIFF, PAUL D.
Residential property owned by STRAUB, WALTER H.
Residential property owned by MALONEY, JAMES T.
Residential property owned by PELLERIN, MARY ANN TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by DILGER, CURTIS A.
Residential property owned by BRANDS, DENNIS P.
Residential property owned by WARREN, STEVEN M.
Residential property owned by Varner Lynne.
Residential property owned by Dalpra Jason.
Residential property owned by GOLDSON, JOHN D.
Residential property owned by Montanez Eduardo.
Residential property owned by AMMEN, MICHAEL WILLIAM.
Residential property owned by CONNER, JOHN.
Residential property owned by LOPEZ, CARMEN J.
Residential property owned by MACEYAK, RUTH A.
Residential property owned by SERRAO, TAMRA E.
Residential property owned by HEGE, DONALD F.
Residential property owned by Fernandez Cathy.
Residential property owned by WALDROP, LOYD E.
Residential property owned by GODWIN, CARY J.
Residential property owned by TYSON, HUGH W.
Residential property owned by KING, KEITH A.
Residential property owned by BAXTER, RUSSELL F.
Residential property owned by BIERMAN, WILLIAM J.
Residential property owned by PICCIOTTI, EDWARD H.
Residential property owned by DECORTE, EDWARD J JR.
Residential property owned by MILLER, MARGIE.
Residential property owned by MAJOR, RICHARD W.
Residential property owned by KLAIBER, DAVID R.
Residential property owned by HUNTER, ELIZABETH.
Residential property owned by TRUGLIO, SAMUEL A.
Residential property owned by CASTONGUAY, MARIANN.
Residential property owned by ARBUCKLE, DANIEL KEITH.
Residential property owned by TATE, THOMAS J.
Residential property owned by SLATON, JAMES M.
Residential property owned by Roger & Bonnie Jean Gulliver R.
Residential property owned by MC GUIRK, JOSEPH.
Residential property owned by MYERS, BRENT A.
Residential property owned by FREDERICK, RITA J TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by RYAN, MARTIN J.
Residential property owned by WATSON, JOHN D.
Residential property owned by SPYRISON, RICK A.
Residential property owned by ALDAWODI, FUAD.
Residential property owned by RHOA, JAMES R.
Residential property owned by BYFIELD, DORETTA S TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by SMITH, MICHAEL DALE.
Residential property owned by PEMBLE, RICHARD W.
Residential property owned by ARNOLD, MEGAN L.
Residential property owned by SUTPHIN, PHILLIP A.
Residential property owned by PIRRERA, CRAIG A.
Residential property owned by COX, CHARLES E SR.
Residential property owned by BLOMGREN, JOHN K.
Residential property owned by MILLS, VERONICA L.
Residential property owned by WEINBERG-CROSSLEY, DENISE.
Residential property owned by Yakutova-Lorentz Elmira.
Residential property owned by Brashear Shane.
Residential property owned by DAVIDSOHN, DANIEL A.
Residential property owned by SHAKIR, ABDUL R.
Residential property owned by D`SOUZA, HARRY.
Residential property owned by LARA, JORGE D.
Residential property owned by CARLO, JOHN D.
Residential property owned by LITTERAL, GEORGE R JR.
Residential property owned by WIMER, ARTHUR P.
Residential property owned by KAZANOVICZ, DAVID V.
Residential property owned by ABRAHAM, DEREK.
Residential property owned by BUTCH, RAYMOND J.
Residential property owned by Bryan Kevin.
Residential property owned by VAN SCIVER, JASON.
Residential property owned by ALVAREZ, LUCY MARIE.
Residential property owned by FULLER, JUNE.
Residential property owned by MAYHEW, STANLEY C.
Residential property owned by STUDER, JOHN A.
Residential property owned by HORN, MICHAEL J.
Residential property owned by KLUKOSKY, JOAN R.
Residential property owned by D`AGUILLO, EDWARD P.
Residential property owned by MORGAN, CHARLES T.
Residential property owned by Bellflower Bradford.
Residential property owned by ST JOHN, SCOTT D.
Residential property owned by Taranto Anthony.
Residential property owned by LACEY, ARTHUR W.
Residential property owned by HERSHENSON, PAULA.
Residential property owned by HINKLE, GARY L.
Residential property owned by Landers Lionel.
Residential property owned by JODOIN, JANET L H/W.
Residential property owned by JONES, DONALD H.
Residential property owned by WITTE, JAMES D JR.
Residential property owned by JOHNSON, MARVIN M.
Residential property owned by MIDKIFF, JOHN R.
Residential property owned by BERUBE, ANDRE J.
Residential property owned by IGLIO, RALPH J ESTATE.
Residential property owned by FREEMAN, MICHAEL L.
Residential property owned by DIBENEDETTO, JOSEPH V.
Residential property owned by MAYER, MARIANNE T H/W.
Residential property owned by Buice Matthew.
Residential property owned by Gray Robert.
Residential property owned by Kim Min.
Residential property owned by Blume Alexander.
Residential property owned by TINKER, JOHN M.
Residential property owned by KANE, DANIEL J.
Residential property owned by SAVAGE, DAVID B.
Residential property owned by SAWYER, PAUL J.
Residential property owned by GRANITSKI, RICHARD C.
Residential property owned by IVORY, WILLIE C.
Residential property owned by FRYE, HOWARD WARNER III.
Residential property owned by PEREZ, VANESSA.
Residential property owned by MILLER, GARY E.
Residential property owned by ANDERSON, DEBORAH F.
Residential property owned by KISE, CHARLES M.
Residential property owned by DENTON, LAWRENCE W.
Residential property owned by YOX, JEFF.
Residential property owned by PIERCE, DANNY E.
Residential property owned by WALCOTT, JOYCE ENEZ.
Residential property owned by Seibert Christopher.
Residential property owned by GUILBERT, DONALD G.
Residential property owned by MANSUR, GEORGE L.
Residential property owned by KELLY, WILLIAM P.
Residential property owned by SCHUSTER, DEBRA.
Residential property owned by CARLO, JOHN DAVID II.
Residential property owned by CARDINAL, DONALD R.
Residential property owned by GASIEWICZ, THADDEUS L.
Residential property owned by SANDS, JOHN MICHAEL.
Residential property owned by KAYLOR, KEVIN J.
Residential property owned by LIDE, HAMPTON H.
Residential property owned by DEVERE, JULIO ANDRES.
Residential property owned by HELFFRICH, DOUGLAS B.
Residential property owned by Quattrone Alfred.
Residential property owned by William G Menter Trust.
Residential property owned by CARINCI, MICHAEL G.
Residential property owned by WASHABAUGH, DONALD E JR.
Residential property owned by CITRANO, ROBERT MITCHELL TRUST.
Residential property owned by MOORE, KENNEY J.
Residential property owned by BLOUNT, PETER A.
Residential property owned by GARCIA, JIMMY L.
Residential property owned by PFAFF, DOUGLAS C.
Residential property owned by Randall Sonja.
Residential property owned by CULLEY, JONATHAN S.
Residential property owned by PHILPOTT, WARREN O.
Residential property owned by MURPHY, EUGENE C.
Residential property owned by REGISTER, ROBERT L.
Residential property owned by KENYON, STEVEN R.
Residential property owned by NORTON, CRAIG E.
Residential property owned by KUKURA, JOHN.
Residential property owned by MC KENZIE, MARK.
Residential property owned by HIGGINS, JANE TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by NEMEROFF, BRIAN L.
Residential property owned by CURTIS, DAVID E.
Residential property owned by MC ILLWAIN, ELIZABETH MARY.
Residential property owned by MC WILLIAMS, ELLEN.
Residential property owned by Herold Michael.
Residential property owned by BOYLSTON, EVELYN R.
Residential property owned by Ruip Nicholas.
Residential property owned by COKE, ASHLEY.
Residential property owned by COSTELLO, MARK J.
Residential property owned by BERNIER, JOSEPH C.
Residential property owned by BOWMAN, FREDERICK D.
Residential property owned by DE ANGELIS, JOHN L JR.
Residential property owned by SCHULTZ, LARAINE CHURCHEL TRUS.
Residential property owned by KILMER, PAMELA LYNN.
Residential property owned by MARRERO, ERIC ANTHONY.
Residential property owned by FISCHER, JEREMY.
Residential property owned by HARRIS, ERIKA J.
Residential property owned by SWARTZMAN, PAULA M.
Residential property owned by WALKER, MELROSE.
Residential property owned by DUNNAM, GLEN A.
Residential property owned by GILSTAD, VALERI V.
Residential property owned by LINTON, OSWALD A.
Residential property owned by HENRY, CONSTANCE V.
Residential property owned by DAVIS, RONALD L.
Residential property owned by CLARKE, ROBERT STEVEN.
Residential property owned by Gorey Tammy.
Residential property owned by Wright Family Revocable Trust.
Residential property owned by CHRISTY, CHARLES P.
Residential property owned by Baker Billy.
Residential property owned by BORLAND, WINSTON TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by SHAPIRO, LANCE I.
Residential property owned by MC KAY, TIMOTHY A.
Residential property owned by SEIGLER, BOBBIE.
Residential property owned by Austin Hal.
Residential property owned by PATRIN, NILA.
Residential property owned by ROACHE, STANLEY.
Residential property owned by Giannacco Joseph.
Residential property owned by MAC DONALD, BRUCE.
Residential property owned by ROBERTS, LLOYD G.
Residential property owned by Wang Fanghua.
Residential property owned by GATZ, CHARLES V.
Residential property owned by WOOLEY, DARREN M.
Residential property owned by RIDGE, STEPHEN F.
Residential property owned by VON DOLTEREN, DEBORAH.
Residential property owned by Todd Cindy.
Residential property owned by WELCH, RONALD W.
Residential property owned by RINEHART, DONNA MARIE VAETH.
Residential property owned by CLANCY, FRANCIS J.
Residential property owned by DIETZ, CHARLES STERLING.
Residential property owned by WATKINS, WILLIAM T L.
Residential property owned by DOUGLAS, CONNIE M.
Residential property owned by Seigler Bobbie.
Residential property owned by GOINS, ERIC J.
Residential property owned by GILGER, DARIN L.
Residential property owned by NOVAK, JEFF L.
Residential property owned by ERBER, JOYCE E TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by Carroll Eileen.
Residential property owned by RAYMOND, EUGENE R JR.
Residential property owned by Arluck Deborah.
Residential property owned by Genna Lydia.
Residential property owned by DECOSTA, ELAINE R LIFE ESTATE.
Residential property owned by LEEDS, SIMONE MARIE.
Residential property owned by MARENA, PASQUALE.
Residential property owned by TANSKI, MARK L.
Residential property owned by BAKER, TERESA E.
Residential property owned by REEN, RANJIT KAUR.
Residential property owned by MASON, KALA.
Residential property owned by JOHNSON, DONALD T.
Residential property owned by DAMEROW, DAVID H.
Residential property owned by WALSH, PHILIP J.
Residential property owned by Silva Roland.
Residential property owned by NOREN, CHERYL.
Residential property owned by GEORGE, ALOYSIA R.
Residential property owned by EBERHARDT, ROBERT N.
Residential property owned by GOSS, MICHAEL C.
Residential property owned by CHAMBERLAIN, RICHARD D.
Residential property owned by Griffin Robert.
Residential property owned by Escobar Fabio.
Residential property owned by Shaffer Cynthia.
Residential property owned by KATUZNY, JOHN M.
Residential property owned by DALE, FREDERICK J.
Residential property owned by WELYCHKO, WILLIAM JAMES.
Residential property owned by HENRY, LAWRENCE N.
Residential property owned by CREMONA, VINCENT B.
Residential property owned by RODRIGUEZ, RAMSES.
Residential property owned by SINCLAIR, MARLENE.
Residential property owned by AUBREY, EDWARD H JR.
Residential property owned by SEIMS, ROBERT.
Residential property owned by BRYANT, ROBERT F.
Residential property owned by MERRILL, LISA J.
Residential property owned by ANDERSON, BRUCE M.
Residential property owned by MC CULLOUGH, GEORGE.
Residential property owned by CROFT, GREGG D.
Residential property owned by HURXTHAL, DAVID.
Residential property owned by SUTHERLAND, JEREMIAH.
Residential property owned by MILLER, JUDITH LYNN.
Residential property owned by LAJZA, TIMOTHY S.
Residential property owned by Crivello Miguel.
Residential property owned by TYREE, ROBERT.
Residential property owned by HOLDER, HAZELINE M TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by TURNBULL, ROBERT BRUCE.
Residential property owned by MATHEWS, LONNIE C.
Residential property owned by BRODIE, KRISTEN.
Residential property owned by MC GUIRE, KENNETH J.
Residential property owned by LECLAIR, WILLIAM P TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by Murphy John,II.
Residential property owned by SCHEIDT, MICHAEL G.
Residential property owned by HALL, TIMOTHY C.
Residential property owned by BENSON, WILLIAM H.
Residential property owned by Chancey Norman.
Residential property owned by Dalzell Randy.
Residential property owned by HELMS, PHYLIS J.
Residential property owned by CARTER, KATHRYN A.
Residential property owned by Rex E Drulard & Linda Ann Drul.
Residential property owned by BARRETT, MINERVA WALTON.
Residential property owned by SPRADLING, JACK L.
Residential property owned by DE VAULT, KENT A.
Residential property owned by Waterman Sandra.
Residential property owned by KURIAN, GLADWYN.
Residential property owned by MONAGHAN, JENNIFER Y.
Residential property owned by WAGG, ROBERT A JR.
Residential property owned by ANGOY, VIVET.
Residential property owned by LINTON, LEWIS WAYNE.
Residential property owned by White Bonnie.
Residential property owned by CHANDRA, SHARATH S.
Residential property owned by NORCZYK, JOHN.
Residential property owned by EMERSON, HOMER P JR.
Residential property owned by CHUNG-A-FUNG, JAMES.
Residential property owned by GARNES, WINIFRED M TRUSTEE.
Residential property owned by McGeough Michael.
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The United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, applying Pennsylvania law, found that an attorney “knew or should have known” he might get sued for (allegedly) botching a settlement term sheet where a worker’s compensation review board publicly criticized his handling of the settlement, even though his client did not appear angry at the time. Zavodnick, Zavodnick & Lasky, LLC v. Nat’l Liab. & Fire Ins. Co., 2019 WL 1003157 (E.D. Pa. Mar. 1, 2019). Because the insured attorney knew the relevant facts before his professional liability policy incepted, the district court granted the insurer’s motion for summary judgment that there was no coverage.
Applying Virginia law, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit has held that a Virginia statute imposing a forty-five day deadline for a coverage denial based on an insured’s breach of a liability policy does not apply to a denial based on a claim reported outside the policy period under a claims made and reported policy. See Gateway Residences at Exchange, LLC v. Illinois Union Ins. Co., 2019 WL 963238 (4th Cir. Feb. 28, 2019).
The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, applying California law, has held that neither fiduciary nor employment benefits liability coverage applied to claims seeking benefits under an insured company’s employee benefits plan because the company’s liability arose, not from negligent acts or breaches of fiduciary duty, but from its contractual obligation to provide employees with benefit plans. Erickson-Hall Constr. Co. v. Scottsdale Ins. Co., 2019 WL 719204 (S.D. Cal. Feb. 20, 2019).
Applying Wisconsin law, a federal district court has held that an insurer owed no duty to defend or indemnify its insureds because exclusions for claims arising from violations of securities laws or consumer protection laws, and from the failure of investments to perform as desired, barred coverage. Hanover Ins. Co. v. BMOC, Inc., 2019 WL 949215 (W. D. Wis. Feb. 27, 2019).
The Ninth Circuit, applying California law, has held that an insurer improperly failed to defend its insured in connection with a lawsuit alleging that the insured engaged in an ongoing mortgage modification fraud scheme, because one count in the lawsuit did not require willful conduct and therefore was not necessarily uninsurable under California Insurance Code § 533. First One Lending Corp. v. Hartford Casualty Ins. Co., 2017 WL 1018305 (9th Cir. Mar. 5, 2019). The court further held that a financial services exclusion did not completely bar coverage because at least some allegations bore an “insufficient causal nexus with financial services,” thus triggering the insurer’s duty to defend.
The United States District Court for the Central District of California, applying California law, has held that coverage is unavailable for a whistleblower action and subpoena noticed after the end of the reporting period of a claims-made policy. PAMC, Ltd. v. Nat’l Union Fire Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, PA, 2019 WL 666726 (C.D. Cal. Feb. 12, 2019).
Applying Colorado law, the United States District Court for the District of Colorado has held that a medical professional liability insurer was entitled to reimbursement of a settlement payment made on behalf of an insured to settle a dispute with a former patient. Evanston Ins. Co. v. Aminokit Labs., Inc., 2019 WL 479204 (D. Colo. Feb. 7, 2019).


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Lee v. Macon County Board of Education is a pivotal civil rights case that sought the integration of the all-white Tuskegee High School in Macon County. The initial 1963 lawsuit was later expanded to include all of the state's primary and secondary schools, two-year postsecondary schools, and public universities. In March 1967, a three-judge federal district court consisting of Frank M. Johnson Jr., Richard T. Rives, and Harlan H. Grooms issued a blanket desegregation order in the Lee v. Macon County case. When that decision was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in Wallace v. United States, it became a blueprint for school desegregation plans from that time forward. Since then, the federal courts and the U.S. Department of Justice have worked with Alabama's school districts to formulate compliance plans and have overseen their implementation. As of 2013, nearly 50 Alabama school districts remain under the supervision of the court and the U.S. Department of Justice as part of the Lee v. Macon County case.
The legal battle that spawned Lee v. Macon County began with the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision, which declared unconstitutional all state laws mandating separate public schools for black and white students. A second ruling the following year, known as Brown II, assigned the task of carrying out school desegregation to federal district courts, with orders that integration occur "with all deliberate speed." That ruling paved the way for lawsuits to force schools that remained segregated to comply with the law.
In Alabama, as in most southern states, the initial efforts to enforce the Brown decision involved integrating the state universities. In 1956, Autherine Lucy's failed efforts to attend the University of Alabama became one of the first tests of the U.S. Supreme Court's decision. Legal efforts to desegregate Alabama's primary and secondary schools soon followed. In 1957, Birmingham minister Fred Shuttlesworth launched a legal battle (Shuttlesworth v. Birmingham Board of Education) to compel the Birmingham school district to integrate, naming two of his own children as plaintiffs in his efforts to enroll them at an all-white school; a number of similar suits followed across the state. The legal campaign was hampered by the need to file suit against each of the state's more than 100 school districts and commissions individually. That hurdle was overcome through the lawsuit filed against the Macon County Board of Education by civil rights attorney Fred Gray on January 28, 1963. Fourteen black students who had been denied admission to all-white Tuskegee High School sued to be admitted to the school. Among the group were brothers Anthony and Henry Lee; they were named as the lead plaintiffs, and their last name would become synonymous with the case: Lee v. Macon County Board of Education. Gray along with several other attorneys with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) represented the plaintiffs, and State Attorney General Richmond Flowers represented the state.
In July 1963, Judge Johnson added the United States to the case and a month later issued a desegregation order for Tuskegee High School that set the stage for a showdown with Gov. George Wallace. On September 2, the day the school was scheduled to begin the fall term, Wallace issued an executive order postponing the start of classes for a week and placed hundreds of state troopers around the high school to enforce the order. Johnson responded by convening an ad-hoc group of all five federal district judges that issued a temporary restraining order against Wallace preventing him from interfering with school desegregation in Tuskegee as well as in Birmingham and Mobile, where similar desegregation efforts were taking place. The governor evaded federal marshals attempting to deliver the order and mobilized the National Guard, placing troops at each of the schools to prevent black students from entering. The crisis ended when Pres. John F. Kennedy federalized the Guard, who then returned to their armories. With the local police in control, nine previously all-white high schools in Birmingham, Mobile, and Tuskegee admitted their first black students. A month later, the five-judge panel permanently barred Wallace from interfering with school desegregation, although he continued to attempt to work around the order.
By ordering the closure of the schools and providing busing and private-school tuition grants, Wallace had unwittingly opened the door to the statewide expansion of the Macon County case. Gray argued that Wallace's actions demonstrated that the state, not individual school boards, controlled education policy. In July 1964, the three-judge panel agreed and declared that the state's public school system officially sanctioned racial segregation. The court declined to issue a blanket desegregation order, instead allowing the state the opportunity to do so on its own.
Despite the court order and guidance from the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW), after more than two years the state had made no progress toward integration. Therefore, the same three-judge panel issued a more sweeping ruling on March 22, 1967, that ordered every school district in the state not under an existing court order to desegregate. The court mandated that 102 city and county school districts meet specific guidelines to be considered in compliance. Johnson drew extensively from the HEW guidelines and ordered schools to eliminate race as criteria when assigning students to specific schools, increase the recruitment and hiring of black teachers while maintaining consistent pupil-teacher ratios at all schools, and remove disparities between the facilities and quality of education at schools with previously all-black or all-white enrollment. The order also struck down as unconstitutional the state's 1955 Pupil Placement Act, which enabled local school boards to deny black applicants admission to all-white schools. Finally, the ruling invalidated the "freedom of choice" desegregation plans employed by some districts to limit black enrollment in all-white schools and also prohibited the state from paying tuition for students attending all-white private schools. The order covered every school under the authority of the state, including trade schools and colleges (with the exception of the University of Alabama and Auburn University, which were already under desegregation orders).
Alabama governor Lurleen Wallace, who had succeeded her husband in 1967, denounced the court decision as a federal infringement on state authority. In an address to a cheering state legislature, she vowed to use state troopers to prevent the implementation of the court order. Her rhetoric proved to be empty, however; when the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the decision in Wallace v. United States later that year, the Alabama schools began to comply. The Lee v. Macon County case was later expanded to include the state's high school athletic associations as well as the integration of faculty and staff members.
On May 22, 2006, more than 43 years after Fred Gray filed the case, U.S. District Court Judge Myron Thompson found the Macon County School District to be in compliance with the desegregation order, based on federal education guidelines, and dismissed it from the case. As of January 2013, the Lee v. Macon County case remained open for 21 Alabama school districts, and another 26 continued to be under permanent injunction.
The 50th anniversary of the case was celebrated August 23 and 24, 2013, at a symposium sponsored by the Tuskegee Human and Civil Rights Multicultural Center and the Caroline Marshall Draughon Center for the Arts and Humanities in the College of Liberal Arts at Auburn University. Speakers included noted civil rights attorney Fred Gray, plaintiff Anthony Lee, and others involved in the desegregation issue in Tuskegee. The two-day event brought together a number of people, both black and white, who would have attended Tuskegee High School, the subject of the Supreme Court case.
Grey, Fred. Bus Ride to Justice: The Life and Works of Fred Gray. Montgomery, Ala.: NewSouth Books, 2002.
Jones, Leon. From Brown to Boston: Desegregation in Education, 1954-1974. 2 vols. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, Inc. 1979.
Lesher, Stephan. George Wallace: American Populist. Reading, Mass.: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1994.

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MICHAEL F. HAMSTEAD, - Defendant.
Plaintiffs, Michelle Turner(hereinafter “Plaintiff”) and the Estate of Michael F. Turner (hereinafter “the Estate”), by and through their attorneys, Ronald V. Miller, Jr., Laura G. Zois, and Miller & Zois, LLC hereby files Plaintiffs’ Motion In Limine to Exclude all Evidence of the Purported Will of Mr. Turner. As will be argued herein, such evidence should be excluded because it is irrelevant. Even if this Court were to determine such evidence had some limited degree of relevance, the evidence should be excluded because its probative value is substantially outweighed by the danger of undue prejudice, confusion of the issues and/or misleading the jury.
On July 18, 2012, at approximately 3:55 p.m., Plaintiff’s father, Michael F. Turner, was operating his motor vehicle northbound on Falls Road, north of Woodward Lane, in the State of Maryland when the Defendant, who was traveling southbound on Falls Road lost control of his vehicle, crossed the center double yellow lines into the northbound lane of travel and struck the car operated by Mr. Turnert. Mr. Turner was pronounced dead at Sinai Hospital on July 18, 2006, at 4:28 p.m., from multiple injuries caused by the accident.
This case consists of two claims against Defendant. First, is a wrongful death claim brought by Ms. Turner pursuant to Md. Courts and Judicial Proceedings Code Ann. § 3-904. Second, there is a survival action brought by Mr. Sechrist’s Estate, through Ms. Turner as the Personal Representative. In addition to serving as the Personal Representative, Ms. Turner is the sole Beneficiary of the Estate.
Defendant is expected to allege that the relationship between the late Mr.Turner and Ms. Turner was strained, relying upon testimony from Mr. Turner's girlfriend, Beth Huffman. Plaintiff also expects that the defense will attempt to offer evidence regarding the content of Mr. Turner's purported will. Exhibit 1. That document purports to leave all of Mr. Turner’s possessions to Ms.Huffman. The same document attempts to leave Ms. Turner the sum of one dollar from her father’s Estate. Although this document was never accepted as a legal will, Plaintiffs believe that the defense may try to introduce it, or evidence of its contents, in an attempt to argue that it is evidence of the strained relationship between Mr. Turner and Ms. Turner.
“The admission of evidence is committed to the sound discretion of the trial court and will not be reversed unless there is a clear abuse of discretion.” Thomas v. State, 397 Md. 557, 919 A.2d 49, 62 (2007).
The disputed evidence should be excluded for two reasons. First, it is irrelevant. Such evidence does not make any fact of consequence in the car accident case more or less likely. It is therefore irrelevant under the evidentiary rules and has no place in this trial. Second, even if the evidence were relevant, its probative value would be substantially outweighed by the danger of undue prejudice. Since any probative value would be extremely slight, and the proffered evidence is extremely inflammatory and prejudicial, it should be excluded from admission at this trial.
The disputed evidence is irrelevant.
Maryland Rule 5-402 clearly states that “[e]vidence that is not relevant is not admissible.” The Rules provide a framework for determining whether any particular piece of evidence is relevant. Md. Rule 5-401 defines “relevant evidence” as " [E]vidence having any tendency to make the existence of any fact that is of consequence to the determination of the action more probable or less probable than it would be without the evidence."
Evidence is relevant when in conjunction with all other relevant evidence, the evidence tends to make the proposition asserted more or less probable. Snyder v. State, 361 Md. 580, 591, 762 A.2d 125, 131 (2000). For the purposes of this Motion, the question may be framed as: “Do the contents of the purported will make any fact of consequence to the determination of the action more or less likely?” The answer is, no.
In order for the Court to make this determination, it must first ascertain what facts are of consequence to the determination of the action. “What issues are material to a particular case is determined by the substantive law and the pleadings.” McLain, Maryland Rules of Evidence § 401:1 (West, 2001). “The applicable substantive law establishes the parameters of the elements of a particular claim or defense.” Id.
Plaintiff concedes that evidence regarding the nature of her relationship with her father is relevant and material to her wrongful death claim because the measure of her damages therein is the loss she sustained because of her father’s death, both pecuniary and non-economic. State v. Copes, 175 Md. App. 351, 927 A.2d 426, 441 (2007).
Having established the material issues, it must be determined what facts are of consequence to answering these questions, and whether the disputed evidence has any bearing on those facts. Thus, the Court’s task is to determine whether the contents of the purported will have any bearing on the issues to be determined by the jury in Plaintiff’s wrongful death claim. This evidence plainly has nothing to do with whether a duty of due care was owed to Mr. Sechrist, whether Ms. Turner sustained damages, whether her damages were causally related to any negligence of Defendant or whether Defendant failed to exercise due care.
In order for the contents of Mr. Turner’s purported will to make any fact of consequence more or less likely, this Court must accept that the contents of the purported will reflect Ms. Turner’s relationship with her father, and are therefore relevant to her damages. This would necessitate an inquiry into the events and decision making process surrounding the drafting of the purported will.
Unfortunately, the only way to determine why the document was drafted the way it was would be to resurrect Mr. Turner and ask him. Otherwise, there is no way for the jury to tell whether the contents of the purported will reflect animosity toward Ms. Turner, a desire to provide for Ms. Huffman or whether the provisions of the purported will were drafted for another reason entirely. The provisions of the purported will, viewed in a vacuum, tell the jury nothing about the relationship between Ms. Turner and her father. Consequently, the disputed evidence is irrelevant as a matter of law because it has no potential to make any fact of consequence in the action more or less likely. This Court should grant Plaintiffs’ Motion and order that no mention of the purported will be made at the trial of this matter.
Even if the disputed evidence were relevant, it should be excluded because its probative value is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice.
Trial courts have great discretion in deciding what evidence may be submitted to the fact finder. McLain, Maryland Rules of Evidence § 2.403.1 (West 1994). This extends to the exclusion of relevant evidence where “its probative value is substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice, confusion of the issues, or misleading the jury…” Md. Rule 5-403.
The disputed evidence has very little probative value. It has no potential to make any fact of consequence in this case more or less likely. It is Plaintiffs’ contention that the disputed evidence is not relevant at all. Even if this Court were to hold that the disputed evidence were relevant, any probative value it might have would be substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice.
Whatever insight the contents of Mr. Turner’s purported will may provide to the jury pales in comparison to the prejudice that will result from allowing the jury to be influenced by Mr. Sechrist attempting to leave Ms. Turner the sum of one dollar. This type of evidence can have but one purpose - to invite the jury to speculate that Ms. Turner had a poor relationship with her father because of the provisions of the purported will. There are so many logical steps between the contents of the purported will and the conclusion the defense seeks that it is clear that admission of this evidence would pose a substantial risk of unfair prejudice, confusion of the issues and/or misleading the jury.
Where, as here, the probative value of the disputed evidence is nil or minimal, at best, and the likelihood of unfair prejudice or misleading the jury is substantial, this Court should rule that the disputed evidence is inadmissible at trial.
Plaintiffs’ Motion should be granted. The disputed evidence is irrelevant under Md. Rule 5-402 because it does not make any fact of consequence to the determination of this case more or less likely. Moreover, even if the disputed evidence had some limited degree of relevance, any probative value it had would be substantially outweighed by the danger of unfair prejudice, confusion of the issues and/or misleading the jury. For these reasons, Plaintiffs’ Motion should be granted and the Court should enter an Order precluding any evidence regarding the purported will or its contents.


Bankruptcy protection is available for individuals (including married couples), corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies. There are two forms of bankruptcy: liquidation and reorganization.
Liquidation of debts, for any individual or entity, is governed by Chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code. For an individual, the result is a discharge of debts; for any other entity, the result is a dissolution and termination of the entity.
The reorganization provisions are contained in Chapter 11 and pertain to corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies and some high-debt debtors. Chapter 13 is the reorganization provision for individuals.
Bankruptcies are commenced by the filing of a Petition for Relief, which triggers an automatic stay against the enforcement of debt against the debtors, including continuing collection efforts, lawsuits, foreclosures and repossessions. Examples of actions that are not stayed by the filing of the bankruptcy petition include government regulatory actions, criminal actions, and establishment or enforcement of domestic support obligations.
The bulk of this presentation regards bankruptcies filed by individuals.
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a liquidation process where debtors’ nonexempt assets are liquidated to satisfy their debts.
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a wage-earner plan, where the debtors pay their debts from their disposable income via a plan approved and overseen by a Chapter 13 trustee.
Under either chapter, the goal is the discharge of the debtors’ debts; the discharge occurs with the issuance of an Order of Discharge by the court. Under a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the discharge is routinely granted within four months from the date of filing. Under a Chapter 13, the discharge occurs three to five years after filing and the debtor completing a court-affirmed plan.
On its face, a Chapter 7 filing appears to be preferable to a Chapter 13. A large number of Chapter 7 filers are able to discharge their unsecured debt, keep their property and move on with their lives. However, there are dictates of bankruptcy law, as well as benefits and tools of Chapter 13, that sometimes make filing under Chapter 13 a better option. To file a Chapter 13, the debtor must be an individual or married couple and have less than $330,000 of unsecured debt and less than $1,010,650 of secured debt.
Chapter 7 is a liquidation, and the issues revolve around which debts are dischargeable and what property the debtor can protect from the administration of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee.
debts incurred by bad acts.
Additionally, student loans can be discharged only in cases of “undue” or extreme hardship. Also, homeowner association fees that were due prior to filing for bankruptcy are dischargeable, while HOA fees that come due after the filing are unaffected by the bankruptcy.
Upon filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, a bankruptcy estate is created that consists of all property of the debtor. Debtor’s property is protected for the benefit of the debtor’s creditors, by liens securing that property and/or exemptions.
Exemptions are statutory protections of property enacted under state and/or federal law. For example, an ERISA defined benefit plan or a qualified IRA is exempt up to $1 million under bankruptcy law and perhaps for more under state and ERISA provisions. Further, a property that is liened in excess of the value of the property and/or its exemptions will not be sold by the trustee.
protect co-debtors from collection actions.
Civil Proceedings. Upon filing a petition for relief in bankruptcy, an automatic stay (11 U.S.C. §362 (a)) goes into effect that prohibits many civil enforcement actions, including non-judicial foreclosures. A trustee sale completed or a judgment entered after the filing of the Petition for Relief is void. In re Mitchell, 279 B.R. 839 (9th Cir. BAP 1002). However, a continuation of the Deed of Trust sale date is not a violation of the automatic stay.
The automatic stay remains in effect until (a) the dismissal of the bankruptcy case, (b) the entry of discharge or (c) an order for relief from the Bankruptcy Court. The timing of these events is dependent upon the chapter under which bankruptcy relief is sought.
Residential Eviction Efforts. Continuation of Eviction Proceeding for Failure to Pay Rent. Eviction proceedings are stayed if there is no judgment of possession (a Judgment of Forcible Detainer) prior to the bankruptcy filing. However, if there is a judgment of possession, the landlord is permitted to continue with the eviction upon the filing of a certificate with the court and service of the certificate on the debtor. The required certificate needs to set out the facts that justify non-application of the automatic stay. §362(b)(22).
Continuation of Eviction Proceeding for “Endangerment of the Property or Illegal Use of Controlled Substances.” Where the landlord has commenced an eviction for reason of endangerment of the property or illegal use of controlled substances and the alleged misconduct occurred within thirty days of the filing of the bankruptcy, the landlord would be permitted to continue with the eviction upon the filing of a certificate with the court and service of the certificate on the debtor. The required certificate needs to set out the facts that justify the non-application of the automatic stay. §362(b)(23). In response, the debtor would be able to keep the stay in effect by a certificate denying the allegations. the court is then required to hold a hearing within ten days as to whether the circumstances exist or have been remedied. §362(m).
Family Law Cases. The automatic stay has authority over Family Law cases only to the extent of the division of property and debts. There is an exclusion from the automatic stay under §362(b)(2) for the establishment or enforcement of Domestic Support Obligations (DSOs). Beyond seeking a state court’s order to establish or enforce support, the exclusion from the automatic stay also includes the continuation of wage assignments, the continuation of administrative enforcement (such as suspension of licenses, e.g., drivers, professional or recreational), reporting overdue DSOs to consumer reporting agencies, interception of tax refunds, and enforcement of medical obligations.
Repeat Filer Issues. A vexing issue for secured creditors, especially mortgage lenders, arises when debtors have filed petition after petition, stopping foreclosure proceedings or a trustee sale. 11 U.S.C. §362(c)(3) provides that, if the debtor had one case dismissed within the prior year, the automatic stay as to secured creditors or leases terminates within thirty days, unless the debtor moves to extend the stay and, after a hearing, the Court extends the stay. The debtor must overcome a presumption of bad faith by showing a substantial change of financial condition from the circumstances of the prior case.
11 U.S.C. §362(c)(4) provides that, if the debtor had two or more cases dismissed within the prior year, the automatic stay as to secured creditors or leases will not go into effect. The debtor may move to impose the stay by motion within thirty days of the petition, and the debtor must overcome a presumption of bad faith by showing a substantial change of financial condition from the circumstances of the prior cases.
Additionally, relief from the automatic stay will be ordered “if the court finds that the filing of the petition was part of a scheme to delay, hinder, and defraud creditors that involved either … (A) transfer of all or part ownership of, or other interest in, such real property without the consent of the secured creditor or court approval; or (B) multiple bankruptcy filings affecting such real property.” 11 U.S.C. §362(d)(4).
Relief from the Automatic Stay is initiated by motion (Rule 4001(a), F.R. Bankr. P.). Motions for Relief are viewed as a summary procedure and the resolution of these motions is handled on an expedited basis.
As was mentioned above, Domestic Support Obligations are not discharged in a bankruptcy filing.
In addition, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge does not end the obligations of a divorce decree, separation agreement or other orders of the court. 11 U.S.C. §523(a)(15). so there is merit to filing a bankruptcy from the entry of the final decree of divorce and depriving the family court judge of the jurisdiction to divide debts. it also takes a very contentious issue off the negotiation table. however, a discharge of debts by a party to a divorce may cause the family court to consider the discharge of debts in dividing community assets. For example, in Arizona, the family court is to divide the marital property equitably under A.R.S. § 25-318(A). The Court of Appeals has sustained a family court redistributing property post-discharge in bankruptcy and upon a Rule 60 motion.
Debts that arise from orders in divorce or separation proceedings can be discharged in a Chapter 13 proceeding.
Right to Pursue the Insurer of the Debtor. the filing of bankruptcy by the defendant in a personal injury action stays that action. however, it does not preclude the plaintiff from proceeding against the defendant’s insurer. the court will grant a stay relief motion that permits the plaintiff to pursue the defendant in name only for purposes of proceeding against an insurer under 11 U.S.C. § 524(e) or any other entity that may be liable on the debtor’s behalf (for example, a unit of state or local government.) this stay relief can be granted prior to discharge or after discharge..


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What Is The Standard Of Review For A Motion To Dismiss In The United States District Courts In The Fourth Circuit? | The Holland Law Firm, P.C.
What Is The Standard Of Review For A Motion To Dismiss In The United States District Courts In The Fourth Circuit?
To survive a motion to dismiss under Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(6), a complaint must contain facts sufficient to “state a claim to relief that is plausible on its face.” Bell Atl., Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 570 (2007); Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 684 (2009).
In considering a motion to dismiss under Rule 12(b)(6), the court must accept all well-pled allegations in a complaint as true. Albright v. Oliver, 510 U.S. 266, 268 (1994). The court must construe all factual allegations in the light most favorable to the plaintiff. See Harrison v. Westinghouse Savannah River Co., 176 F.3d 776, 783 (4th Cir. 1999) (citing Mylan Labs., Inc. v. Matkari, 7 F.3d 1130, 1134 (4th Cir. 1993)).
A court may consider documents that are “explicitly incorporated into the complaint by reference and those attached to the complaint as exhibits….” Goines v. Valley Cmty. Servs. Bd., 822 F.3d 159, 166 (4th Cir. 2016).

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