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Contesting Writ Of Execution
Summary
In Massachusetts, if a court ignores allegations of money laundering and bankruptcy fraud, you can file a motion for reconsideration or appeal the decision. Consider reporting the issue to law enforcement or financial regulatory authorities. If facing a writ of execution, file a motion to stay, especially if you have a RICO claim or other unresolved issues. Ensure all relevant documents and evidence are prepared for hearings. If the court dismisses your motion with prejudice, it could be due to lack of jurisdiction, failure to state a claim, discovery violations, or repeated failure to comply.Full Conversation
I have filed a motion reply of opposition to contest the writ of execution with supporting evidence that the entity that purchased the subject $*,* default judgmentfor $*,* is a money laundering entity in bankruptcy court via a forensic CPA's report. Additionaaly the trustee is showing suspicious conduct by aiding and abetting the entity having sold them the judgement. what next steps can I take if the court ifnores my allegations of momeylaundering and bankrupct fraud.
It sounds like a complex situation. If the court ignores your allegations, you might consider the following steps:
- File a motion for reconsideration with the court.
- Appeal the decision to a higher court.
- Report the issue to law enforcement or financial regulatory authorities.
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- File a motion for reconsideration with the court.
- Appeal the decision to a higher court.
- Report the issue to law enforcement or financial regulatory authorities.
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ok. what action can I take in superior court mA as the moneylaundering entity filed a writ of execution as the final step to place a lien on a case that is going to trial in mAY as they woant to offset their damages. I filed a notice of removal to the district court under RICO claim and constuitional rights violations and additioanl time to file my detail complaint. I sent an email to the clerk for an update and she said just to keep waiting. So I replied to their motion to execute the writ by asking for additonal time under ADA which the court never reponded. Then they filed a motion to cnahe the plaintiff to the trusttee. I opposed staing that Bankrupct court has
It sounds like you have several legal actions in progress. Here are some steps you might consider:
- File a Motion to Stay: Request the court to pause the writ of execution until your RICO claim and other issues are resolved.
- Follow Up: Continue following up with the clerk regarding your ADA request and other filings.
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- File a Motion to Stay: Request the court to pause the writ of execution until your RICO claim and other issues are resolved.
- Follow Up: Continue following up with the clerk regarding your ADA request and other filings.
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cognizance under all title * cases ans they must go back to that court. Superior court sent me a notice of a hearing with a new caase number aith the trusttee as the plaintiff . But I never got a complaint or was served. I filed a clarification into the court which they replied that they recognize my motion and failed to answer my question. Theres a motion scheduled for Monday how do i handle this?
It sounds like a complex situation. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Attend the Hearing: Make sure you attend the hearing scheduled for Monday.
- Prepare Your Argument: Bring all relevant documents and evidence to present your case.
- Request Clarification: Ask the judge for clarification on why you weren't served a complaint and how to proceed.
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- Attend the Hearing: Make sure you attend the hearing scheduled for Monday.
- Prepare Your Argument: Bring all relevant documents and evidence to present your case.
- Request Clarification: Ask the judge for clarification on why you weren't served a complaint and how to proceed.
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should I file a motion to stay today?
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It sounds like you have a very complex legal situation. Given the hearing is scheduled for Monday, filing a motion to stay today could be beneficial to pause any actions until your other claims are resolved. Additionally, ensure you attend the hearing and bring all relevant documents.
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It sounds like you have a very complex legal situation. Given the hearing is scheduled for Monday, filing a motion to stay today could be beneficial to pause any actions until your other claims are resolved. Additionally, ensure you attend the hearing and bring all relevant documents.
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can a very complex legal situation support my request to stay?
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Yes, a very complex legal situation can support your request to stay. The court may grant a stay to prevent any action on the writ of execution until your other claims are resolved.
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Yes, a very complex legal situation can support your request to stay. The court may grant a stay to prevent any action on the writ of execution until your other claims are resolved.
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the case that they are trying to place a len on just awarded me the denial of their reguest for a summary judgement. So this proves two things that Im tellin the truct in regards to thie intent and secondly that their intent is "illegal" . Im not sure how I state that it is illegal is it illegal under *.U.S.C section * and or umder my allegations of my RICO claim? Can you use the courts to keep your ill-gotten gains as this is what they are trying to do?
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no please answer my question
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It seems like you have a significant case involving RICO claims and complex legal issues. Here are some points to consider:
- * U.S.C. § *: This law deals with money laundering. If you can prove that the entity is involved in money laundering, you can cite this statute.
- RICO Claims: Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, showing a pattern of illegal activity like fraud and money laundering can strengthen your case.
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It seems like you have a significant case involving RICO claims and complex legal issues. Here are some points to consider:
- * U.S.C. § *: This law deals with money laundering. If you can prove that the entity is involved in money laundering, you can cite this statute.
- RICO Claims: Under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, showing a pattern of illegal activity like fraud and money laundering can strengthen your case.
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I fear and so I am not sure if its rational that the court will dismiss my motion to reply to contest the writ of exection with prejudice which o merely asked fro equitable relief and showed the pattern of bankrupct fraud and that the recent purchase of the writ citing as crediotrs when they were inded debtors is their lastest bankrupct fraud.
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It sounds like you have substantial evidence and a complex legal situation. Here are a few steps to consider:
- Prepare Thoroughly: Ensure you have all your documents and evidence neatly organized for the hearing.
- Focus on Legal Precedents: Highlight relevant statutes like * U.S.C. § * and RICO claims to strengthen your argument.
- Clarify Your Position: Clearly articulate how the recent actions are part of a pattern of bankruptcy fraud.
Would you like any specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
It sounds like you have substantial evidence and a complex legal situation. Here are a few steps to consider:
- Prepare Thoroughly: Ensure you have all your documents and evidence neatly organized for the hearing.
- Focus on Legal Precedents: Highlight relevant statutes like * U.S.C. § * and RICO claims to strengthen your argument.
- Clarify Your Position: Clearly articulate how the recent actions are part of a pattern of bankruptcy fraud.
Would you like any specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
under what grounds can a court dismiss with prejudice?
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In Massachusetts, a court can dismiss a case with prejudice under the following grounds:
- Lack of Jurisdiction: If the court does not have the authority to hear the case.
- Failure to State a Claim: If the complaint does not present a legal claim that warrants relief.
- Discovery Violations: If there are significant violations in the discovery process.
- Repeated Failure to Comply: If the plaintiff consistently fails to comply with court orders or procedures.
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
In Massachusetts, a court can dismiss a case with prejudice under the following grounds:
- Lack of Jurisdiction: If the court does not have the authority to hear the case.
- Failure to State a Claim: If the complaint does not present a legal claim that warrants relief.
- Discovery Violations: If there are significant violations in the discovery process.
- Repeated Failure to Comply: If the plaintiff consistently fails to comply with court orders or procedures.
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
can they do that if the case is based on fraud and obstruction of justice?
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In Massachusetts, even if the case is based on fraud and obstruction of justice, a court can dismiss it with prejudice under the following grounds:
- Lack of jurisdiction
- Failure to state a claim
- Discovery violations
- Repeated failure to comply
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
In Massachusetts, even if the case is based on fraud and obstruction of justice, a court can dismiss it with prejudice under the following grounds:
- Lack of jurisdiction
- Failure to state a claim
- Discovery violations
- Repeated failure to comply
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
i have stated that the latest purchase of the judgement was based on a pattern of fraud and that i am alledgmimg a RICO claim does that meet the definition of stating a claim?
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Stating that the latest purchase of the judgment was based on a pattern of fraud and that you are alleging a RICO claim can meet the definition of stating a claim if you provide sufficient factual details. Here are a few points to strengthen your claim:
- Clearly outline the specific fraudulent actions and how they constitute a pattern.
- Detail how these actions violate RICO statutes.
- Include all supporting evidence, such as the forensic CPA's report.
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
Stating that the latest purchase of the judgment was based on a pattern of fraud and that you are alleging a RICO claim can meet the definition of stating a claim if you provide sufficient factual details. Here are a few points to strengthen your claim:
- Clearly outline the specific fraudulent actions and how they constitute a pattern.
- Detail how these actions violate RICO statutes.
- Include all supporting evidence, such as the forensic CPA's report.
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I did I met all those points. So should I give a status update filing my reply to the objection ...to the superior court case?
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It sounds like you have already taken substantial steps and provided detailed evidence. Filing a status update with the Superior Court is a good idea to ensure the court is aware of your ongoing actions and evidence.
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It sounds like you have already taken substantial steps and provided detailed evidence. Filing a status update with the Superior Court is a good idea to ensure the court is aware of your ongoing actions and evidence.
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
No not yet. I want to understand what they are doing because they are trying to change the plaintiff fro the "enterprsie" enity to the trustee, Mr. DOrio. Firstly this is suspicious in and of itself secondly Mr. D'Orio sold the default judgment to that entity which I have the document stating that transfer making Dorio free from laiabilty and making no representations so under estoppel he can not iknow sue me for something he no longer owns. Correct?
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It seems like you have a strong argument based on estoppel. Here are some key points:
- Estoppel: If Mr. D'Orio sold the default judgment and made no representations, he might be estopped from suing you.
- Ownership: Highlight that Mr. D'Orio no longer owns the judgment and therefore lacks standing.
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
It seems like you have a strong argument based on estoppel. Here are some key points:
- Estoppel: If Mr. D'Orio sold the default judgment and made no representations, he might be estopped from suing you.
- Ownership: Highlight that Mr. D'Orio no longer owns the judgment and therefore lacks standing.
Would you like specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to during your hearing?
November *, *. He is ommitting that it was based on fraud and that I filed subequents objections. A copy of the order is attached hereto [Exhibit A]. The Judgment was sold and assigned to * Fountain Street LLC. *. Based on the approval of the sale of the Judgment by the Bankruptcy Court, the Trustee has no objection to the substitution of * Fountain Street LLC as the Plaintiff in this matter as permitted under applicable law. No the * Fountain stree LLC is indeed not permitted under applicable law becuase *) bankrupct fruad is not permitted2) Money laundering is not permitted3) obstruction of justice is not permitted3) filing frivolous lawsuits based on fraud is not permitted.
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It seems like you have a strong and complex legal issue involving fraud, RICO claims, and bankruptcy proceedings. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, please provide the following information:
*. What is your name?
*. What is your phone number?
*. What is your zipcode?
*. What is your email address (optional)?
*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
It seems like you have a strong and complex legal issue involving fraud, RICO claims, and bankruptcy proceedings. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, please provide the following information:
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The trusttee filed this yesterday please write a replu-STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION NOW COMES the Plaintiff Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc (the “Trustee”), with this Statement of Non-Objection.-On or about March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint in this matter to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) against the Defendant obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in R.I. Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. *. The United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island approved the sale of the Judgment against Karen Cronan and James Cronan, on
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Sure, here's a draft for your reply to the Statement of Non-Objection:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Sure, here's a draft for your reply to the Statement of Non-Objection:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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The document states- For goods and valuable considerstion, receipt of which is herby acknowledged the undersigned Joseph M. DiOrio...herby assigns and trnasfers to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse all right title and interest in and to a judgment issued by the U.S. Bankrupcty Court Docket no: *-* on September *, * against James Cronan in the amount of $*,*.*...and Karen Cronan (Merritt) in the amount of $*,* Then the document includes further sections *. Consideration *.Assignor's Representaions and General Probvisions including severabilty Additional This agreement is to take effect as a sealed instrument. This was signed by Assitgnor, Joseph DiOrio and Assignee James Tiernan, * Fountain Street, LLC . Please include what you need to strengthen the motion.
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It appears you have a strong case involving complex legal issues. Here are a few points to strengthen your motion:
- Detail the Fraud and Money Laundering Claims: Clearly outline the fraudulent actions and how they relate to your RICO claims. Include specific statutes (e.g., * U.S.C. § *) to support your argument.
- Emphasize Estoppel: Highlight that Mr. DiOrio sold the judgment and is estopped from taking further action.
- Include All Relevant Documents: Attach all supporting documents, including the forensic CPA’s report and the assignment document.
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*. What is your name?
*. What is your phone number?
*. What is your zipcode?
*. What is your email address (optional)?
*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
It appears you have a strong case involving complex legal issues. Here are a few points to strengthen your motion:
- Detail the Fraud and Money Laundering Claims: Clearly outline the fraudulent actions and how they relate to your RICO claims. Include specific statutes (e.g., * U.S.C. § *) to support your argument.
- Emphasize Estoppel: Highlight that Mr. DiOrio sold the judgment and is estopped from taking further action.
- Include All Relevant Documents: Attach all supporting documents, including the forensic CPA’s report and the assignment document.
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*. What is your name?
*. What is your phone number?
*. What is your zipcode?
*. What is your email address (optional)?
*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
Do I include the Reply Motion to contest the writ that I just filed into bankrupct court with detailed evidence stemming from the * Asset purchase Agreemnt by the fiduciary including the * discovery of extensive commingling of funds, sham transaction, tax evasion and other fiancial fraud by the forensic accountant or do you just want me to include the forensic CPA’s report and the assignment document in this motion
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You should include all relevant evidence to support your case. Here's a concise list of what to include:
- Reply Motion: Contesting the writ with detailed evidence.
- Forensic CPA's Report: Evidence of financial fraud, commingling of funds, etc.
- Assignment Document: Showing the transfer of judgment.
Would you like any more specific legal guidance or statutes to refer to?
You should include all relevant evidence to support your case. Here's a concise list of what to include:
- Reply Motion: Contesting the writ with detailed evidence.
- Forensic CPA's Report: Evidence of financial fraud, commingling of funds, etc.
- Assignment Document: Showing the transfer of judgment.
Would you like any more specific legal guidance or statutes to refer to?
the Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants Expert Interrogatory wherby Ms. horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc and * fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their sparate identities in corporate form is * pages long citing extensive commimling of funds, theri profit sharing arrangement relativve to * Fountain Street LLc is highly unusual and has no economic substance or business pupose other than tax avoidanceand thus runs a foul to the "sham transaction doctrne", She is further expected to testify that the Entities illegally paid some employees in cash , illegally classified and paid employess as independant contractors and engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as "management fees" for tax avoidance prposes. The Plaintiff's anser is * pages long . Do you want me to detail what page the above can be found?
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It sounds like you have a detailed and complex case involving multiple legal issues. Given the extensive evidence you have, you might want to include all relevant documents to strengthen your position.
- Include the Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, highlighting key points like commingling of funds, sham transactions, and illegal actions.
- Detail the specific pages in your motion where these points are covered.
- Ensure all evidence is organized and referenced properly.
Would you like more specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to in your case?
It sounds like you have a detailed and complex case involving multiple legal issues. Given the extensive evidence you have, you might want to include all relevant documents to strengthen your position.
- Include the Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, highlighting key points like commingling of funds, sham transactions, and illegal actions.
- Detail the specific pages in your motion where these points are covered.
- Ensure all evidence is organized and referenced properly.
Would you like more specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to in your case?
Can you revise motion to include the specific pages. Page *(A) Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc and * fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their sparate identities in corporate form . Page * The Entities tax returns , financial statements, accounting records and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds..engaged in extradinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices. Page *,Entities ...record show that tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds. Page * ...that tiernan and grieco's profit sharing arrangement relative to * fountain Street LLC has no economic
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It seems like you have a strong and complex case involving multiple legal issues. Here is a revised motion including the specific pages:
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It seems like you have a strong and complex case involving multiple legal issues. Here is a revised motion including the specific pages:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Page *(A): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Page *: The Entities’ tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Page *: Entities’ records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Page *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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*. What is your email address (optional)?
*. Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Supporting Evidence:
- Page *(A): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Page *: The Entities’ tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Page *: Entities’ records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Page *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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sustance ...other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham trnsaction doctrine".page * According to * Fountain Stree LL's deposition testimony this profit an loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business pupose other than tax avoidance. Addionall page * The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion. page 9As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC... tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
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It looks like you have a strong case with substantial evidence. To enhance your motion, you should include specific references to the key points from the Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory. Here's your revised draft:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Page *(A): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Page *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Page *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Page *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Page *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Page *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Page *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
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[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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It looks like you have a strong case with substantial evidence. To enhance your motion, you should include specific references to the key points from the Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory. Here's your revised draft:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Page *(A): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Page *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Page *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Page *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Page *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Page *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Page *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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The Assignment of Judgement was November *, *. wher the trustte assigns the transferr to * Fountain Street with no recourse. DOn December *, * defandants sent a Verified Cease and desist Notice of Continuing Crime to Attorney Beal as agent of * Fountain Street LLC. . On december * * the Bankrupcty court granted * Fountain's motion for issuance of Writ of Execution. Please include the evidence and timeline if needed.
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Sure, here's a concise timeline and evidence summary:
Sure, here's a concise timeline and evidence summary:
Timeline:
- November *, *: Trustee assigns judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
- December *, *: Defendants send Verified Cease and Desist Notice to Attorney Beal, agent of * Fountain Street LLC.
- December *, *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution.
- November *, *: Trustee assigns judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
- December *, *: Defendants send Verified Cease and Desist Notice to Attorney Beal, agent of * Fountain Street LLC.
- December *, *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution.
Key Evidence:
- Assignment Document: Detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Verified Cease and Desist Notice: Sent to Attorney Beal.
- Forensic CPA’s Report: Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities.
- Plaintiff’s Answer to Expert Interrogatory: Detailed testimony expected from Ms. Horton.
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- Assignment Document: Detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Verified Cease and Desist Notice: Sent to Attorney Beal.
- Forensic CPA’s Report: Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities.
- Plaintiff’s Answer to Expert Interrogatory: Detailed testimony expected from Ms. Horton.
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please insert the new infromation in DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION where needed because i need to show the notice of assignment of judgement as evidence.
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Sure, here's the revised version of DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION, including the new information:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Page *(A): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Page *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Page *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Page *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Page *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Page *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Page *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Assignment Document: Detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Verified Cease and Desist Notice: Sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Forensic CPA’s Report: Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities.
- December *, *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Sure, here's the revised version of DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION, including the new information:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Page *(A): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Page *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Page *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Page *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Page *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Page *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Page *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Assignment Document: Detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Verified Cease and Desist Notice: Sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Forensic CPA’s Report: Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities.
- December *, *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct: please revise as it is the Forensic CPA’s Report: Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities. Additionally please state Exhibit * and * and * and etc sho that I can see how to submit the evidence.
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It seems like you have a highly complex and strong case involving substantial evidence of fraud and misconduct. Here is your revised motion, including the specific exhibits:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit *: Page *(A) - Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit *: Page * - The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit *: Page * - Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit *: Page * - Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit *: Page * - According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit *: Page * - The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit *: Page * - As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document - Detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice - Sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Forensic CPA’s Report - Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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It seems like you have a highly complex and strong case involving substantial evidence of fraud and misconduct. Here is your revised motion, including the specific exhibits:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit *: Page *(A) - Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit *: Page * - The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit *: Page * - Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit *: Page * - Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit *: Page * - According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit *: Page * - The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit *: Page * - As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document - Detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice - Sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Forensic CPA’s Report - Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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we still have confusion Exhibit *: Forensic CPA’s Report - Outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities is the Plaintiff's Answer to defandants' Expert Interrogatory which is exhibit * through * which was filed on *-*-* into superior court.
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Thanks for clarifying. Here's the revised motion with the correct exhibits:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit *: Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities, filed on December *, *, into Superior Court.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Thanks for clarifying. Here's the revised motion with the correct exhibits:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit *: Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities, filed on December *, *, into Superior Court.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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so just to clarify do i attach the specific page in say exhibit * and in exhibit * and etc . Or do I just attach exhibit * which has those exhibits in it?
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You should attach Exhibit *, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report and the Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory. This way, all the relevant pages and details are contained within a single comprehensive exhibit, making it easier for the court to review all the evidence related to financial fraud and other misconduct.
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You should attach Exhibit *, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report and the Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory. This way, all the relevant pages and details are contained within a single comprehensive exhibit, making it easier for the court to review all the evidence related to financial fraud and other misconduct.
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Next i think I ned to cite that Grieco, tiernan * fountain Styreet LLc just filed a motion that Judgment shall enter in favor of all Defendants and against Plaintiff dismissing Plaintiff’s Complaint with prejudice on October *, * . This represents Obstruction of justice based on moneylaundering . Additionally February * Ms. Merritt and Mr Cronan filed a notice of Removal to U.S district court MASSachusetts citing RICO claims .
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It seems like you have a significant case involving potential obstruction of justice and RICO claims. Here are some points to include in your motion:
- Cite the recent motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *.
- Highlight how this motion represents obstruction of justice based on money laundering.
- Mention the notice of removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
Would you like any specific legal statutes or precedents to refer to in your motion?
It seems like you have a significant case involving potential obstruction of justice and RICO claims. Here are some points to include in your motion:
- Cite the recent motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *.
- Highlight how this motion represents obstruction of justice based on money laundering.
- Mention the notice of removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
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It represetns obstruction of justice because on March * * mr Grieco sent an email to Defandants agent at the time providing * Fountain partnership tax returns from * through * ans Classic Display corporate tax returns frtom * to * which Mr. Cronan subsquently has analyzed by Lorraine Horton Certified fraud examiner showing finanical fraud. Mr. Cronan missed a hearing because of a miscommunication with the court and health resons but * Fountain used it as an opportunity to get Mr. Cronan's case dimissed with prejudice which I am no using as evidence to support a recent RICO predicate obstrution of justice. Please update the motiom.
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Sure, here is the updated motion with the additional details:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit *: Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities, filed on December *, *, into Superior Court.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *, representing obstruction of justice.
- Exhibit *: Notice of Removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
- Exhibit *: March *, * email from Mr. Grieco to Defendants' agent providing * Fountain partnership tax returns from * through * and Classic Display corporate tax returns from * to *, analyzed by Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, showing financial fraud.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit *: Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit *: The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit *: Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit *: Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit *: According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit *: The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit *: As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities, filed on December *, *, into Superior Court.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *, representing obstruction of justice.
- Exhibit *: Notice of Removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
- Exhibit *: March *, * email from Mr. Grieco to Defendants' agent providing * Fountain partnership tax returns from * through * and Classic Display corporate tax returns from * to *, analyzed by Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, showing financial fraud.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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: Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities, filed on December *, *, into Superior Court
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit * (Page *(A)): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit * (Page *): According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit * (Page *): As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *, representing obstruction of justice.
- Exhibit *: Notice of Removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
- Exhibit *: March *, * email from Mr. Grieco to Defendants' agent providing * Fountain partnership tax returns from * through * and Classic Display corporate tax returns from * to *, analyzed by Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, showing financial fraud.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit * (Page *(A)): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit * (Page *): According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit * (Page *): As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *, representing obstruction of justice.
- Exhibit *: Notice of Removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
- Exhibit *: March *, * email from Mr. Grieco to Defendants' agent providing * Fountain partnership tax returns from * through * and Classic Display corporate tax returns from * to *, analyzed by Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, showing financial fraud.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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i think there is a mistake because when you say exhibit * , *,*,* and etc those are actually page numbers in the Exhibit *: Plaintiff's Answer to Defendants' Expert Interrogatory, which includes the Forensic CPA’s Report outlining financial fraud, commingling of funds, and other illegal activities, filed on December *, *, into Superior Cou
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when the Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, * it do so subject to Rule *-*(d0 which states the reguested relief [to transfer the judgement] is forbidden by law2) the relief is against public policy3 in the opion of the court the interest of justice reguires otherwise. Rather than notify the court i sent the Cease and desist Notice to the attorney hoping that he would not contine the pursuit and now he says that i am too late to file my motion to contest the writ but its was contingent on Rule *-*(d) which i am alleging. Please update this in the motion if needed.
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It sounds like you have a strong case involving complex legal issues and substantial evidence. Here's the revised motion including the new details:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit * (Page *(A)): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit * (Page *): According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit * (Page *): As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *, representing obstruction of justice.
- Exhibit *: Notice of Removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
- Exhibit *: March *, * email from Mr. Grieco to Defendants' agent providing * Fountain partnership tax returns from * through * and Classic Display corporate tax returns from * to *, analyzed by Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, showing financial fraud.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
*. Rule *-*(d) Contingency: The Bankruptcy court granted * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *, subject to Rule *-*(d). This rule states that the requested relief is forbidden by law, the relief is against public policy, or in the opinion of the court, the interest of justice requires otherwise. The Defendant sent a Cease and Desist Notice to the attorney, and the attorney claims it is too late to contest the writ. However, the motion to contest the writ is contingent on Rule *-*(d), which the Defendant is alleging.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
- Consider the contingency under Rule *-*(d).
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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It sounds like you have a strong case involving complex legal issues and substantial evidence. Here's the revised motion including the new details:
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DEFENDANT'S RESPONSE TO STATEMENT OF NON-OBJECTION
NOW COMES the Defendant, [Your Name], and respectfully submits this Response to the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection filed by Joseph M. DiOrio as Chapter * Trustee of Classic Display, Inc. (the “Trustee”).
*. Background and Procedural History: On March *, *, the Trustee filed a complaint to register in Massachusetts a Default Judgment (the “Judgment”) obtained in an Adversary Proceeding *-AP-* in the Rhode Island Bankruptcy Court, case number *-BK-*. On November *, *, the Trustee assigned and transferred the Judgment to * Fountain Street LLC without recourse.
*. Opposition to the Sale of Judgment: The Defendant opposes the sale of the Judgment approved by the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Rhode Island. The transfer to the purchasing entity raises significant legal and ethical questions, including potential fraud and money laundering, which are currently under investigation.
*. Detailed Evidence of Fraud and Misconduct:
- Exhibit * (Page *(A)): Ms. Horton is expected to testify that the Classic Group Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC acted as the agent and alter ego of one another with disregard for their separate identities in corporate form.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The Entities' tax returns, financial statements, accounting records, and deposition testimony show that they engaged in extensive commingling of funds and engaged in an extraordinary number of intercompany transactions in violation of standard business practices.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Entities' records show that Tiernan and Grieco paid personal expenses with corporate funds.
- Exhibit * (Page *): Tiernan and Grieco's profit-sharing arrangement relative to * Fountain Street LLC has no economic substance other than tax avoidance and thus runs afoul of the "sham transaction doctrine."
- Exhibit * (Page *): According to * Fountain Street LLC's deposition testimony, this profit and loss sharing arrangement had no economic substance or business purpose other than tax avoidance.
- Exhibit * (Page *): The entities engaged in sham transfers of funds disguised as management fees for no business purpose other than tax evasion.
- Exhibit * (Page *): As partners in the Classic Display Business, Cronan, Grieco, and Tiernan agreed to share the assets and profits of the Classic Display Business Inc. and * Fountain Street LLC. Tiernan and Grieco's ouster of Cronan in April * effected an automatic dissolution of the partnership.
- Exhibit *: Assignment Document detailing the transfer of judgment.
- Exhibit *: Verified Cease and Desist Notice sent to Attorney Beal on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Bankruptcy court grants * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *.
- Exhibit *: Motion filed by Grieco, Tiernan, and * Fountain Street LLC for judgment in favor of all Defendants and dismissal of Plaintiff's Complaint with prejudice on October *, *, representing obstruction of justice.
- Exhibit *: Notice of Removal filed by Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan to the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts on February *, citing RICO claims.
- Exhibit *: March *, * email from Mr. Grieco to Defendants' agent providing * Fountain partnership tax returns from * through * and Classic Display corporate tax returns from * to *, analyzed by Lorraine Horton, Certified Fraud Examiner, showing financial fraud.
*. Estoppel Argument: The Trustee, having sold the Judgment, is estopped from taking any further action related to the Judgment. The sale document explicitly states that the Trustee makes no representations and transfers all liabilities to the purchaser. Therefore, the Trustee lacks standing to pursue this matter.
*. Request for Clarification and Stay: The Defendant requests the court to clarify the standing of the Trustee in this matter and to stay any further actions until the resolution of the ongoing investigations into the fraudulent transfer and RICO claims.
*. Rule *-*(d) Contingency: The Bankruptcy court granted * Fountain’s motion for issuance of Writ of Execution on December *, *, subject to Rule *-*(d). This rule states that the requested relief is forbidden by law, the relief is against public policy, or in the opinion of the court, the interest of justice requires otherwise. The Defendant sent a Cease and Desist Notice to the attorney, and the attorney claims it is too late to contest the writ. However, the motion to contest the writ is contingent on Rule *-*(d), which the Defendant is alleging.
WHEREFORE, the Defendant respectfully requests that the Court:
- Deny the Plaintiff’s Statement of Non-Objection.
- Clarify the standing of the Trustee.
- Stay any further proceedings until the resolution of the ongoing investigations.
- Consider the contingency under Rule *-*(d).
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Address]
[City, State, ZIP]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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