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Bankruptcy courts generally lack jurisdiction over RICO claims, which are handled in federal district courts. Fraudulent conveyance and fraud on the court are significant issues in your case. Consider addressing these in your motion to contest the writ of execution. Additionally, the statute of limitations may not bar your claims if fraudulent actions were recently discovered. A cease and desist letter was sent, highlighting ongoing conspiracy concerns. Consulting a local attorney could be beneficial for navigating these complexities.Full Conversation
If my alleged RICO claims which I recently filed under a notice to remove seeking additionally more time to file my formal complaint I seek relief under bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § * Bankrupcty court has notice that i filed removal. So given that bankrupct court can not ajudicate section * can I just reply to the motion rather than supporting my RICO claim in bankrupct court?
You are correct that a bankruptcy court generally does not have jurisdiction to adjudicate RICO claims, as these are typically handled in federal district courts. For your situation:
- Bankruptcy Fraud (* U.S.C. § *): This is a criminal matter and typically outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy court as well.
- RICO Claims: Should be addressed in federal district court.
Given that, you might consider replying to the motion in bankruptcy court to contest the writ of execution while also pursuing your RICO claim in federal district court.
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- Bankruptcy Fraud (* U.S.C. § *): This is a criminal matter and typically outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy court as well.
- RICO Claims: Should be addressed in federal district court.
Given that, you might consider replying to the motion in bankruptcy court to contest the writ of execution while also pursuing your RICO claim in federal district court.
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first can I send you sections of key points so that we can write the reply?
Sure, I'd be happy to help you draft a reply. Please go ahead and send me the key points you want to include in your response to the motion.
January *, *,Now comes, Mr. James Cronan, respectfully to submit this motion to contest the Writ of Execution issued in favor of * Fountain Street, Assignee Mr. Tiernan. Additionally, Mr. Cronan requests an emergency stay to prevent the judgment from being registered. This motion is based on the following key points:
*. Fraudulent Conveyance:
- The default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and Mr. Tiernan as its assignee for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*, to offset damages in a lawsuit that Defendant, Karen Merritt, has against Mr. Tiernan in the United States Court for the District of Rhode Island for claims including illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A. Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
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It sounds like you have a complex legal situation involving both bankruptcy proceedings and RICO claims. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, could you please provide the following information:
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no *. Significance of Mr. Grieco's Ownership:
- It is important to note that Mr. Grieco, the CPA, is the other owner of * Fountain Street LLC, having acquired it on April *, * through a fraudulent conveyance and fraud on this Court. This omission is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*)):
- Mr. Tiernan, the assignee of * Fountain Street, obtained a default judgment against Mr. Cronan. He is omitting his status as a debtor in ongoing federal court proceedings, which constitutes fraud upon the court. Exhibit * : Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings .
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It sounds like your case involves complex issues of fraudulent conveyance and fraud on the court. Here are some key points to consider including in your motion to contest the writ of execution:
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Highlight the undervalued purchase of the default judgment and its connection to ongoing federal court proceedings.
- Significance of Ownership: Emphasize Mr. Grieco's ownership and its implications on the credibility of * Fountain Street LLC.
- Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*)): Address Mr. Tiernan's omission of his debtor status in federal proceedings.
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It sounds like your case involves complex issues of fraudulent conveyance and fraud on the court. Here are some key points to consider including in your motion to contest the writ of execution:
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Highlight the undervalued purchase of the default judgment and its connection to ongoing federal court proceedings.
- Significance of Ownership: Emphasize Mr. Grieco's ownership and its implications on the credibility of * Fountain Street LLC.
- Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*)): Address Mr. Tiernan's omission of his debtor status in federal proceedings.
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- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party. Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission is significant as it shall affect the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved. Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
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Your situation involves complex issues of fraudulent conveyance and fraud on the court. Here are the key points to include in your motion to contest the writ of execution:
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Highlight the undervalued purchase of the default judgment and its connection to ongoing federal court proceedings.
- Significance of Ownership: Emphasize Mr. Grieco's ownership and its implications on the credibility of * Fountain Street LLC.
- Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*)): Address Mr. Tiernan's omission of his debtor status in federal proceedings.
Would you like any further assistance with drafting your motion?
Your situation involves complex issues of fraudulent conveyance and fraud on the court. Here are the key points to include in your motion to contest the writ of execution:
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Highlight the undervalued purchase of the default judgment and its connection to ongoing federal court proceedings.
- Significance of Ownership: Emphasize Mr. Grieco's ownership and its implications on the credibility of * Fountain Street LLC.
- Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*)): Address Mr. Tiernan's omission of his debtor status in federal proceedings.
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can you please reply to this . On Noveneber *,* the court entered an order granting the trustees motion for Approval of sale of judgment pursuaint to * u.s.C se *. December * * a copy of approved the assignment. this was oursualt to the assignment of the judgement , * fountain Street is now the judgment creditor and requests issuance of a writ of execution. If the Court had known howver that they were being lied to the court would noy ghave granted this assignment. Had the Court know that * fountain Street was a debtpr who was using the court filing fraulent claims it would not granted this. So now Mr. Beal you are turning the blaim on the victm rather than taking resopinsability for your deciet. The bankrupcty cout will not help a debtor keep his ill-gotten gains from a creditor.
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Based on your situation, here are some key points to include in your reply:
- Timeline of Events: State the dates when the court granted the trustee's motion and approved the assignment.
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Emphasize that the court was misled, and had it known the truth about * Fountain Street's status, it would not have granted the assignment.
- Fraud on the Court: Mention the deceit involved and how it influenced the court’s decision.
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Based on your situation, here are some key points to include in your reply:
- Timeline of Events: State the dates when the court granted the trustee's motion and approved the assignment.
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Emphasize that the court was misled, and had it known the truth about * Fountain Street's status, it would not have granted the assignment.
- Fraud on the Court: Mention the deceit involved and how it influenced the court’s decision.
Would you need more specific assistance with any part of this reply?
After sitting on their collective hands for nearly thirteen years, the Movants Cronan
and Merritt apparently now seek to assert some unspecified objection to the default judgment
properly obtained against them so many years ago by the Chapter * Trustee. However, as described more fully below, the default judgment obtained against them for fraudulent transfers made by them was properly obtained, with all appropriate notice given to them at every stage of the proceedings. Significantly, the Movants do not even claim that they did not receive such service and notices, and the record reveals that they were well-aware of the judgment and collection efforts relating thereto. Not only did they make the decision not to
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It seems like you have a complex legal issue involving both bankruptcy proceedings and allegations of fraud. Here are the key points to include in your reply:
- Timeline of Events: State the dates when the court granted the trustee's motion and approved the assignment.
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Emphasize that the court was misled, and had it known the truth about * Fountain Street's status, it would not have granted the assignment.
- Fraud on the Court: Mention the deceit involved and how it influenced the court’s decision.
Would you like more specific assistance with drafting any part of this reply?
It seems like you have a complex legal issue involving both bankruptcy proceedings and allegations of fraud. Here are the key points to include in your reply:
- Timeline of Events: State the dates when the court granted the trustee's motion and approved the assignment.
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Emphasize that the court was misled, and had it known the truth about * Fountain Street's status, it would not have granted the assignment.
- Fraud on the Court: Mention the deceit involved and how it influenced the court’s decision.
Would you like more specific assistance with drafting any part of this reply?
Answer the Trustee’s Summons and Complaint. Is Mr. Beal argueing a statute of limiatations here that we are too late to oppose the writ of exectuin for fruad claims? Additionally I sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal December * , *. Wherby Ms Nerritt stated"Your involvement in aiding Mr. Tiernan to retain his ill-gotten gains through fraudulent means may constitute conspiracy. This letter serves as a formal NOTICE of a continuing crime, and it should be noted that Mr. Tiernan is currently a defendant in federal court due to his criminal actions. Your continued representation in this matter could further implicate you in a potential conspiracy -
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It seems Mr. Beal might be arguing that the statute of limitations has expired, making it too late to oppose the writ of execution for fraud claims.
Key Points for Your Reply:
- Statute of Limitations: Address whether the statute of limitations applies and why it might not bar your claims.
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Highlight fraudulent actions and their impact on the case.
- Cease and Desist Letter: Mention the formal notice of continuing crime sent to Mr. Beal.
Would you like more specific assistance with drafting any part of this reply?
It seems Mr. Beal might be arguing that the statute of limitations has expired, making it too late to oppose the writ of execution for fraud claims.
Key Points for Your Reply:
- Statute of Limitations: Address whether the statute of limitations applies and why it might not bar your claims.
- Fraudulent Conveyance: Highlight fraudulent actions and their impact on the case.
- Cease and Desist Letter: Mention the formal notice of continuing crime sent to Mr. Beal.
Would you like more specific assistance with drafting any part of this reply?
case. To avoid further legal consequences, I strongly urge you to withdraw your appearance in this matter within 10 days of receiving this letter. Failure to comply will compel me to take further legal action against you and all parties involved."Given Mr beal's oppostion to my motion to contest the writ with supporting evidence of conspirarcy to commit bankruptcy fruad * U.S. Code Section *, concerning "Concealment of assets; false oaths and claims; bribery," outlines various federal crimes related to bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment. His action meet the elements of my allegations
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Your case involves complex legal issues surrounding fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, and potential statute of limitations arguments. While I can help you draft parts of your reply, it might be beneficial to consult with a local attorney to navigate these complexities effectively.
Would you like assistance with any specific part of your reply, such as addressing the statute of limitations or emphasizing the fraudulent conveyance and court deceit?
Your case involves complex legal issues surrounding fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, and potential statute of limitations arguments. While I can help you draft parts of your reply, it might be beneficial to consult with a local attorney to navigate these complexities effectively.
Would you like assistance with any specific part of your reply, such as addressing the statute of limitations or emphasizing the fraudulent conveyance and court deceit?
Please write the reply to * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
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Here is a draft reply for your consideration:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Here is a draft reply for your consideration:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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should i include NEW Information that on March *, * the court’s decision denying the bulk of Grieco’s MSJ, but granting it on the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.RALPH M. GRIECO & anotherl JAMES M. CRONAI\ & another SUPERIOR COURT crVII, ACTTON NO.1973CV00649 yq. MEMORANDUM OF DECISION ON PLAINTIFFS' MOTIQN FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT ON DEF'ENDANTS' COT]NTERCLAIMS.For the foregoing reasons, it is hereby ordered that the plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment is ALLOWED as to Count VIII for intentional infliction of emotional distress. It is further ordered that the motion for summary judgment on the remaining counterclaims is DEI\-IED. Most importantly Genuine Issue of Material Fact Lastly,
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You may include the new information if it is relevant to your case and can support your argument. You might consider adding the following points:
- Court's Decision on MSJ: On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- Relevance to Fraud Claims: This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
Would you like any further assistance with integrating this information into your reply?
You may include the new information if it is relevant to your case and can support your argument. You might consider adding the following points:
- Court's Decision on MSJ: On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- Relevance to Fraud Claims: This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
Would you like any further assistance with integrating this information into your reply?
Grieco argues that he was not involved in the foreclosure proceedings, and thus there are no material issues of fact for tial. The court disagrees. In essence, the borrowers' counterclaims allege that Grieco, in his capacity as the borrowers' accountant and as a fiduciary: (*) breached their agreement to use business funds to repay the loan; (*) misrepresented his intent to use business fiurds to pay the loan; (*) miscalculated the interest on the loans to include compound interest, preventing their repayment; and @) used the foreclosure process as retribution against Cronan due to their business falling out. Each category of alleged conduct establishes a material issue of fact for a jury. This case is going to jury.
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Your case seems complex with multiple layers, involving fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, bankruptcy proceedings, and genuine issues of material fact. Here’s how you might integrate the new information into your reply:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Your case seems complex with multiple layers, involving fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, bankruptcy proceedings, and genuine issues of material fact. Here’s how you might integrate the new information into your reply:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. beal is trying to have the court penalize the victim as its Ms Merritts or Mr Cronan's "fault" for not bringing HIS fraud to the court's attention sooner. That is his argment.
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- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
It sounds like your case involves significant legal complexities and potential fraud, which might benefit from professional legal assistance. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case?
If so, could you please provide the following information:
- What is your phone number?
- What is your name?
- What is your zipcode?
- What is your email address (optional)?
- Can you give me a bit more information about the issue?
No please clarify Nr. Beal's actions -- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. beal is trying to have the court penalize the victim as its Ms Merritts or Mr Cronan's "fault" for not bringing HIS fraud to the court's attention sooner. That is his argment.
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Mr. Beal's actions seem to involve attempting to shift blame onto Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan for not disclosing * Fountain Street LLC’s fraudulent status to the court sooner. Essentially, he is arguing that it is their fault for not bringing the fraud to the court's attention earlier, thereby misleading the court into granting the assignment.
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Mr. Beal's actions seem to involve attempting to shift blame onto Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan for not disclosing * Fountain Street LLC’s fraudulent status to the court sooner. Essentially, he is arguing that it is their fault for not bringing the fraud to the court's attention earlier, thereby misleading the court into granting the assignment.
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He is an attorney who has responsabilty to this court and if he had been living up to hios oath we would not be here in this moment. Please revise the motion.
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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on December *, * Mr. Beal filed a motion * fountain Street LLC 's motion For issuance of a writ of execution.wheryby section * he states Pursuant ti the assiggnment of the judgement , * Fountain Street is now the judgement creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Exection on the Judgment.
- On December *, * Ms Merritt and Mr Cronan sent him Cease and Desist Letter.
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Here is the revised reply including the new information:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Can you please polish this- *. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, is significant as it impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally it raisesa meritourous defense to the very defualt jdgement in the first place. Howver this motion is not to do so but on the narrow focus of the fruadlent assignment of the writ.
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Sure, here’s a polished version:
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
Sure, here’s a polished version:
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
can you revise the motion to include this and send it.
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Here is the revised motion including your recent points:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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conclusion do youthink my motion is strong enough to have the court agree with me /
Case Rating: *
Your motion appears well-structured and includes substantial points addressing fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, and significant new evidence. It presents a compelling argument. However, the complexity and potential implications of the legal issues suggest that having a lawyer review and refine your motion could strengthen your case further.
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Your motion appears well-structured and includes substantial points addressing fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, and significant new evidence. It presents a compelling argument. However, the complexity and potential implications of the legal issues suggest that having a lawyer review and refine your motion could strengthen your case further.
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what I mean is should I ask for an hearing or an evidentiary hearing? who ever asks fro a hearing and gets it is this favorable for the party seeking a hearing and why?
Case Rating: *
You might consider requesting an evidentiary hearing for your case. Here are some points to support this decision:
- Evidentiary Hearing: This type of hearing allows you to present evidence and call witnesses, which can be crucial in cases involving fraud and complex legal issues.
- Favorability: Requesting and being granted a hearing can be favorable, as it provides an opportunity to thoroughly present your case and challenge the opposition’s claims.
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You might consider requesting an evidentiary hearing for your case. Here are some points to support this decision:
- Evidentiary Hearing: This type of hearing allows you to present evidence and call witnesses, which can be crucial in cases involving fraud and complex legal issues.
- Favorability: Requesting and being granted a hearing can be favorable, as it provides an opportunity to thoroughly present your case and challenge the opposition’s claims.
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will a bankrupct court grant a purchase of defalt judgment so that the party will keep its illgotten gains? Even if the default judgement was just . Can I say this more clearly/ The intent of * Fountain srtreet to buiy a default judgement at a fraction of a price to keep its windfall gotten by fraud is wrong and UI dont thisnk the bankrupct court stands fro such practices.
Case Rating: *
Here is a clearer way to express your point:
"The intent of * Fountain Street to purchase a default judgment at a fraction of its value in order to retain gains obtained through fraud is unjust. I believe the bankruptcy court does not support such practices."
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Here is a clearer way to express your point:
"The intent of * Fountain Street to purchase a default judgment at a fraction of its value in order to retain gains obtained through fraud is unjust. I believe the bankruptcy court does not support such practices."
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i dont really think I need a hearing its not that complex . Or am I wrong?
Case Rating: *
Given the complexity of your case involving fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, and bankruptcy fraud, requesting an evidentiary hearing may be beneficial to fully present your evidence and arguments. It can help ensure that all details are thoroughly considered by the court.
Would you like more specific assistance with any part of your case or motion?
Given the complexity of your case involving fraudulent conveyance, fraud on the court, and bankruptcy fraud, requesting an evidentiary hearing may be beneficial to fully present your evidence and arguments. It can help ensure that all details are thoroughly considered by the court.
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Please update the motion- I wan the case moved I forgot to include this- - Bankruptcy Fraud (* U.S.C. § *): This is a criminal matter and typically outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy court as well.
- RICO Claims: Should be addressed in federal district court. My allegations that the assignment of the writ by * fountain street LLC was the latest act of a much broader scheme to defraud Mr Cronan and mS Merritt and the bankrupct estate alledgeing RICO claims which the bankrupct court does not has jurisdiction to letigate . I filed a timely Notice of removal february *, * * Fountain Street, LLC, Plaintiffs, v. James Cronan and Karen Merritt, Defendants. Case No: *-cv-*.
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Here is the updated motion:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Jurisdiction Issues
- Bankruptcy Fraud (* U.S.C. § *): This is a criminal matter and typically outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy court as well.
- RICO Claims: Should be addressed in federal district court. The assignment of the writ by * Fountain Street LLC is part of a broader scheme to defraud Mr. Cronan, Ms. Merritt, and the bankruptcy estate, alleging RICO claims which the bankruptcy court does not have jurisdiction to litigate.
- A timely Notice of Removal was filed on February *, *. The case details are: * Fountain Street, LLC, Plaintiffs, v. James Cronan and Karen Merritt, Defendants. Case No: *-cv-*.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Jurisdiction Issues
- Bankruptcy Fraud (* U.S.C. § *): This is a criminal matter and typically outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy court as well.
- RICO Claims: Should be addressed in federal district court. The assignment of the writ by * Fountain Street LLC is part of a broader scheme to defraud Mr. Cronan, Ms. Merritt, and the bankruptcy estate, alleging RICO claims which the bankruptcy court does not have jurisdiction to litigate.
- A timely Notice of Removal was filed on February *, *. The case details are: * Fountain Street, LLC, Plaintiffs, v. James Cronan and Karen Merritt, Defendants. Case No: *-cv-*.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution and provide any further relief deemed just and proper.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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should I change the conclusion to trnasfer the case or evidentiary hearing stay the proceedings ?
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Considering the complexities and jurisdictional issues involved in your case, you might want to request both a transfer and an evidentiary hearing. Here is a revised conclusion that incorporates these requests:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Jurisdiction Issues
- Bankruptcy Fraud (* U.S.C. § *): This is a criminal matter and typically outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy court as well.
- RICO Claims: Should be addressed in federal district court. The assignment of the writ by * Fountain Street LLC is part of a broader scheme to defraud Mr. Cronan, Ms. Merritt, and the bankruptcy estate, alleging RICO claims which the bankruptcy court does not have jurisdiction to litigate.
- A timely Notice of Removal was filed on February *, *. The case details are: * Fountain Street, LLC, Plaintiffs, v. James Cronan and Karen Merritt, Defendants. Case No: *-cv-*.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution, transfer the case to federal district court, or alternatively, stay the proceedings and schedule an evidentiary hearing to fully address the fraudulent assignment of the writ and related issues.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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Considering the complexities and jurisdictional issues involved in your case, you might want to request both a transfer and an evidentiary hearing. Here is a revised conclusion that incorporates these requests:
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
DISTRICT OF [YOUR STATE]
In re:
[Case Name]
[Case Number]
JAMES CRONAN and KAREN MERRITT,
Movants,
v.
* FOUNTAIN STREET LLC,
Respondent.
REPLY TO * FOUNTAIN STREET LLC’S CONSOLIDATED OPPOSITION TO THE MOTIONS OF JAMES CRONAN AND KAREN MERRITT TO CONTEST WRITS OF EXECUTION
*. Introduction
- Now come the Movants, James Cronan and Karen Merritt, respectfully submitting this reply to contest the consolidated opposition filed by * Fountain Street LLC against their motions to contest the writs of execution.
*. Timeline of Events
- On November *, *, the court entered an order granting the trustee’s motion for approval of the sale of judgment pursuant to * U.S.C. § *.
- On December *, *, a copy of the approved assignment was obtained. This was pursuant to the assignment of the judgment, making * Fountain Street the judgment creditor who requested the issuance of a writ of execution.
- On December *, *, Mr. Beal filed a motion for issuance of a writ of execution on behalf of * Fountain Street LLC.
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt and Mr. Cronan sent a Cease and Desist letter to Mr. Beal.
*. Fraudulent Conveyance
- Movants argue that the default judgment was purchased by * Fountain Street LLC and its assignee, Mr. Tiernan, for $*,*, significantly below its value of $*,*. This purchase was intended to offset damages in a lawsuit against Mr. Tiernan, relating to illegal foreclosure, usury violations, breach of contract, and violations under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 93A.
- Exhibit *: Evidence of ongoing federal court proceedings.
- The court was misled by * Fountain Street LLC’s status. Had the court known that * Fountain Street was a debtor using fraudulent claims, it would not have granted the assignment. Mr. Beal is attempting to have the court penalize the victim, arguing it is Ms. Merritt's or Mr. Cronan's "fault" for not bringing his fraud to the court's attention sooner.
*. Significance of Ownership
- The omission of Mr. Grieco’s ownership of * Fountain Street LLC, acquired through fraudulent conveyance on April *, *, significantly impacts the credibility and transparency of * Fountain Street LLC’s actions. Additionally, it raises a meritorious defense to the default judgment itself. However, this motion focuses narrowly on the fraudulent assignment of the writ.
*. Fraud on the Court (Rule *(b)(*))
- Under Rule *(b)(*), the court may relieve a party from a final judgment for fraud, misrepresentation, or misconduct by an opposing party.
- Mr. Tiernan’s statement, "Pursuant to the Assignment of the Judgment, * Fountain is now the Judgment Creditor, and requests issuance of a Writ of Execution on the Judgment," omits his status as a debtor in a pending lawsuit against the defendant, Karen Merritt. This omission significantly affects the credibility and fairness of the proceedings, given the conflicting interests involved.
- Exhibit *: * Fountain St. LLC’s Motion for Issuance of a Writ of Execution, section *.
*. New Information - Court's Decision on MSJ
- On March *, *, the court denied the bulk of Grieco's Motion for Summary Judgment (MSJ), but granted it regarding the intentional infliction of emotional distress claim.
- This decision highlights the court's recognition of genuine issues of material fact that may relate to the fraudulent conveyance and other claims.
*. Statute of Limitations
- Movants contend that the statute of limitations does not bar their claims. The fraudulent actions and deceit by Mr. Beal and * Fountain Street LLC were recently discovered, thereby tolling the statute of limitations.
*. Cease and Desist Letter
- On December *, *, Ms. Merritt sent a cease and desist letter to Mr. Beal, formally notifying him of the continuing conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud under * U.S.C. § *.
- Exhibit: Cease and desist letter.
- Mr. Beal’s actions meet the elements of the allegations of conspiracy to commit bankruptcy fraud, including concealing assets, making false claims, and bribery, punishable by fines and imprisonment.
*. Jurisdiction Issues
- Bankruptcy Fraud (* U.S.C. § *): This is a criminal matter and typically outside the jurisdiction of bankruptcy court as well.
- RICO Claims: Should be addressed in federal district court. The assignment of the writ by * Fountain Street LLC is part of a broader scheme to defraud Mr. Cronan, Ms. Merritt, and the bankruptcy estate, alleging RICO claims which the bankruptcy court does not have jurisdiction to litigate.
- A timely Notice of Removal was filed on February *, *. The case details are: * Fountain Street, LLC, Plaintiffs, v. James Cronan and Karen Merritt, Defendants. Case No: *-cv-*.
*. Conclusion
- For the aforementioned reasons, Movants respectfully request the court to grant the motion to contest the writ of execution, transfer the case to federal district court, or alternatively, stay the proceedings and schedule an evidentiary hearing to fully address the fraudulent assignment of the writ and related issues.
Respectfully submitted,
[Your Name]
[Your Address]
[City, State, ZIP Code]
[Phone Number]
[Email Address]
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