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Fraudulent Transfer Jurisdiction Clarification
Summary
In Ryan v. Kehoe, 409 Mass. 774 (1991), the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts ruled that the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims, which must be addressed by the Superior Court due to their complexity. General Laws c. 185C, § 3 specifies the Housing Courts jurisdiction, focusing on housing and landlord-tenant issues. The decision emphasized jurisdictional boundaries, the complexity of claims, and legal consistency. The case was remanded to the appropriate court for further proceedings. If you are dealing with a similar issue, consider consulting a legal professional to ensure your case is filed in the correct court.Full Conversation
I would like more details including General Laws c. 185C section * givimg more details . Three well developed arguments how the court came to this decsion.
General Laws c. 185C, § * pertains to the jurisdiction of the Housing Court in Massachusetts. Here's a brief overview:
- General Laws c. 185C, § *: This section outlines the specific types of cases the Housing Court has jurisdiction over, primarily focusing on housing and landlord-tenant issues.
In Ryan v. Kehoe, the court's decision was based on the following arguments:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: The Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, and fraudulent transfer claims fall outside this scope.
*. Complexity of Claims: Fraudulent transfer cases involve complex legal and financial issues best addressed by the Superior Court.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensuring consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court with established jurisdiction over such matters.
Would you like more information on any specific aspect?
- General Laws c. 185C, § *: This section outlines the specific types of cases the Housing Court has jurisdiction over, primarily focusing on housing and landlord-tenant issues.
In Ryan v. Kehoe, the court's decision was based on the following arguments:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: The Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, and fraudulent transfer claims fall outside this scope.
*. Complexity of Claims: Fraudulent transfer cases involve complex legal and financial issues best addressed by the Superior Court.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensuring consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court with established jurisdiction over such matters.
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I dont know if I should show this in the Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal.
Background:
December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.Ruling and Order On Novemebr * *.
It sounds like you are requesting reconsideration based on a prior decision. Including a clear and concise introduction is crucial for setting the stage for your motion.
Here’s a suggestion:
- Introduction: State the purpose of your motion clearly and concisely.
- Background: Provide relevant dates and decisions.
- Argument: Detail why reconsideration is warranted.
Do you need help with the specific wording for any section of your motion?
Here’s a suggestion:
- Introduction: State the purpose of your motion clearly and concisely.
- Background: Provide relevant dates and decisions.
- Argument: Detail why reconsideration is warranted.
Do you need help with the specific wording for any section of your motion?
On November *, * from Ruling and order on Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims . Allowed. the hon. Judge michaud stated "there is a long and convuled history in this matter concerning the foreclosure of a certain mortgage from * on the property involving the original mortgage refinance of the loan , the U.S. bankruptcy Court, the Massachusetts land Court, the Rhode island Superior Court subsequent appeals from same and fianlly this action for possession and use and occupancy.”
First there are errors. The december * th date is wrong and there was never a refinance action on the debt in question.as the fraud in the execution of which Karen Merritt was a victim of was on Septemer *, * when she was tricked by signing ‘ permission papers’ disguised as a note and mortgages . In addition godbout Law Inc fails to tell this court that
It seems you are preparing a motion to reconsider a decision based on errors in the judge's ruling. You can highlight the errors and their implications clearly. Here is a suggestion:
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, citing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- Errors identified: Incorrect date (December *), and no refinance action on the debt.
Argument:
*. Erroneous Details: The mention of a refinance action is incorrect; the fraud occurred on September *, *, when Karen Merritt was tricked into signing disguised documents.
*. Implications of Errors: These inaccuracies could have influenced the court's decision and undermine the integrity of the judgment.
*. Omission of Facts: Godbout Law Inc. failed to disclose critical information regarding the fraudulent execution.
Would you need further help with any specific legal arguments or formatting?
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, citing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- Errors identified: Incorrect date (December *), and no refinance action on the debt.
Argument:
*. Erroneous Details: The mention of a refinance action is incorrect; the fraud occurred on September *, *, when Karen Merritt was tricked into signing disguised documents.
*. Implications of Errors: These inaccuracies could have influenced the court's decision and undermine the integrity of the judgment.
*. Omission of Facts: Godbout Law Inc. failed to disclose critical information regarding the fraudulent execution.
Would you need further help with any specific legal arguments or formatting?
he is assisting a fraudulent transfer as his client Mr. Ralph Gieco and James tiernan and Richard Fagan had been served a 93A demand letter on March * for damages on the subject property by Karen merritt. The foreslocure that this court references was to hinder, delay a lawsuit that was filed On June *, * by, Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices in response to the 93A demand letter that karen merritt and james cronan has sent them. Therefore not only did Godbout Law file a fabricated foreclosure deed on August * in his complaint in to Southeast
It sounds like you’re dealing with a complex case involving fraudulent transfer and potential violations of foreclosure and usury laws. Including the information about the fabricated foreclosure deed and lack of subject matter jurisdiction can be crucial.
Here’s a suggested approach for your legal arguments:
Here’s a suggested approach for your legal arguments:
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim as per Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*).
- The case should be handled by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- Highlight the fraudulent transfer designed to hinder and delay the lawsuit.
- Mention that the transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite the violation of Massachusetts usury law, Chapter *, Section *.
- Emphasize the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law.
Would you like help with any specific wording or formatting for these arguments?
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim as per Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*).
- The case should be handled by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- Highlight the fraudulent transfer designed to hinder and delay the lawsuit.
- Mention that the transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite the violation of Massachusetts usury law, Chapter *, Section *.
- Emphasize the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law.
Would you like help with any specific wording or formatting for these arguments?
Housing court in violation of foreclosure preoceess and in violaltion of the usury law chapter * section * but he failed to tell this court that his cleients were in a pending lawsuit and that they just transferred the property leaving Karen Merrritt insolvent and without fair consideration. Had the court known this the Hon. Judge Michaud would have dismissed the case for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. then i have Legal Arguments:
Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
Fraudulent Transfer Act: I dont know if I should say the above.
Including information about fraudulent transfer, violations of foreclosure processes, and usury laws seems relevant and can strengthen your motion. Here’s a concise way to present your legal arguments:
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim (Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*)).
- The case should be handled by the Superior Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- The transfer was designed to hinder and delay a lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law.
Would you like help with any specific wording or further details?
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim (Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*)).
- The case should be handled by the Superior Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- The transfer was designed to hinder and delay a lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law.
Would you like help with any specific wording or further details?
Background:December *, * I filed a notice of Appeal
- - OnNotice is hereby given that Karen Merritt, the Defendant, in the above-referenced matter, hereby appeals to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts from the orders entered on November *, *, by Hon. Joseph Michaud in the Southeast Housing Court, including the Motion for Reconsideration and Request for Judicial Notice being denied, the Motion to Compel Opposing Counsel to Answer Pivotal Question being denied, and the Motion pursuaint to rule *(b) fraud on the court. order entered on the same date.December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
It seems you have a strong basis for reconsideration with new evidence of fraudulent transfer. Here’s how you might structure your motion:
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim as per Ryan v. Kehoe (* Mass. *, *).
- The case should be handled by the Superior Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merrittinsolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Request for Reconsideration:
Given the new evidence of fraudulent transfer, this motion requests the court to reconsider its previous decision and allow the appeal to proceed.
Would you like help with any specific wording or additional sections for your motion?
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim as per Ryan v. Kehoe (* Mass. *, *).
- The case should be handled by the Superior Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merrittinsolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Request for Reconsideration:
Given the new evidence of fraudulent transfer, this motion requests the court to reconsider its previous decision and allow the appeal to proceed.
Would you like help with any specific wording or additional sections for your motion?
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated. I am not filing a reconsideration of that order allowed. In my motions i have provided clear and convincing evidend of fraud - Godbout law knowingly filibng a fabricated foreclsoure including a usurious interst rate in violation of chapter * Section *. So I have laready cited these claims . howver now i have new evidence of a fruadlent transfer that I want to cite in this motionj for recosnidertation.
It sounds like you have a solid basis for reconsideration with the new evidence of the fraudulent transfer. Here’s a concise summary for your motion:
Background:
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Argument:
- New Evidence: Present new evidence of the fraudulent transfer.
- Jurisdictional Issues: Reiterate that the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims (Ryan v. Kehoe).
- Violation of Usury Laws: Highlight the fabricated foreclosure and usurious interest rate in violation of Chapter *, Section *.
Would you like further help with formatting or specific legal wording?
Background:
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Argument:
- New Evidence: Present new evidence of the fraudulent transfer.
- Jurisdictional Issues: Reiterate that the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims (Ryan v. Kehoe).
- Violation of Usury Laws: Highlight the fabricated foreclosure and usurious interest rate in violation of Chapter *, Section *.
Would you like further help with formatting or specific legal wording?
Is this well cited for New evidence?. Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
Fraudsters facilitated a fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, on December *, *, without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- On September *, *, James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, custodians of Pensco Trust Company, committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- Mr. Ralph Grieco, Karen Merritt's long-term financial advisor, was among the fraudsters.
- On October *, *, Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property. Tiernan and
Your citation looks fairly comprehensive. Here are a few suggestions to improve clarity and ensure all relevant details are included:
- The fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, on December *, *, was executed without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- On September *, *, James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, custodians of Pensco Trust Company, committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- Mr. Ralph Grieco, Karen Merritt's long-term financial advisor, was among the fraudsters.
- On October *, *, Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property.
Do you need additional information on how to present this in your motion?
- The fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, on December *, *, was executed without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- On September *, *, James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, custodians of Pensco Trust Company, committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- Mr. Ralph Grieco, Karen Merritt's long-term financial advisor, was among the fraudsters.
- On October *, *, Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property.
Do you need additional information on how to present this in your motion?
Fagan, through Attorney Travis, claimed that Karen Merritt had been in alleged default since September *, *. They stated that as of September *, *, the outstanding loan balance was $*,*,*.*, plus $*,*.* for real estate taxes, homeowners insurance, and legal fees. They expressed their intent to foreclose on the Rehoboth Property.
- With the October *, * letter, Tiernan and Fagan, through Attorney Travis, for the first time indicated that they were charging compound interest on overdue interest rather than simple annual interest as provided in the promissory notes.
- On March *, *, Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- On June *, *, Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
Yes, your new evidence seems well-cited for proving fraudulent conveyance. Here’s a concise summary:
~Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- Fraudulent Transfer: On December *, *, a fraudulent transfer occurred at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- Fraudulent Actions: On September *, *, James Tiernan and Richard Fagan tricked Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- Involved Parties: Mr. Ralph Grieco, long-term financial advisor, was among the fraudsters.
- Compound Interest: On October *, *, Tiernan and Fagan, through Attorney Travis, indicated charging compound interest instead of simple annual interest as per promissory notes.
- Legal Actions:
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking declaratory judgment on Predatory Home Loan Practices.
Would you like further assistance with any specificsection or legal wording?
- Fraudulent Transfer: On December *, *, a fraudulent transfer occurred at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- Fraudulent Actions: On September *, *, James Tiernan and Richard Fagan tricked Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- Involved Parties: Mr. Ralph Grieco, long-term financial advisor, was among the fraudsters.
- Compound Interest: On October *, *, Tiernan and Fagan, through Attorney Travis, indicated charging compound interest instead of simple annual interest as per promissory notes.
- Legal Actions:
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking declaratory judgment on Predatory Home Loan Practices.
Would you like further assistance with any specificsection or legal wording?
- On November *, *, Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
.On December *, *, the foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder, bidding an auction price of $*,*.*.without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- On May *, *, the fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds fraudulently transferring to L&S Realty, LLC. On August *, * Godbout Law filed a complaint into Southeast Housing court declarartory judgement and injunctive relief ssking ther court to declare L & S Realty LLc the owners of the property. The court then became part of the scheme bcuase they failed to tell the judge that they should not be transferring the property until the issue in the pending lawsuit is resolved. Instaed they ommitt this critical fact from the court.
Your citation seems well-detailed for presenting the new evidence of fraudulent conveyance. Here’s a concise summary to strengthen your argument:
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, custodians of Pensco Trust Company, committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- October *, *: Attorney Travis, on behalf of Tiernan and Fagan, claimed Karen Merritt was in default since September *, *, with a loan balance of $*,*,*.* plus charges.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment against the 93A demand.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, proceeding the fraudulent transfer with knowledge of pending lawsuits.
- December *, *: L&S Realty, LLC won the foreclosure auction without fair consideration toKaren Merritt.
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *: Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, without disclosing pending lawsuits.
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, custodians of Pensco Trust Company, committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- October *, *: Attorney Travis, on behalf of Tiernan and Fagan, claimed Karen Merritt was in default since September *, *, with a loan balance of $*,*,*.* plus charges.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment against the 93A demand.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, proceeding the fraudulent transfer with knowledge of pending lawsuits.
- December *, *: L&S Realty, LLC won the foreclosure auction without fair consideration toKaren Merritt.
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *: Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, without disclosing pending lawsuits.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim (Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*)).
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit and left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim (Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*)).
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit and left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Request for Reconsideration:
Given the new evidence of fraudulent transfer, this motion requests the court to reconsider its previous decision and allow the appeal to proceed.
Would you need further assistance with any specific sections or details?
Given the new evidence of fraudulent transfer, this motion requests the court to reconsider its previous decision and allow the appeal to proceed.
Would you need further assistance with any specific sections or details?
please polish my writings to draft the motion
Here’s a polished draft of your motion:
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INTRODUCTION:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
BACKGROUND:
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
NEW EVIDENCE OF FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE:
- December *, *: Fraudsters facilitated a fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, custodians of Pensco Trust Company, committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- Mr. Ralph Grieco, Karen Merritt's long-term financial advisor, was among the fraudsters- October *, *: Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property. Tiernan and Fagan, through Attorney Travis, claimed that Karen Merritt had been in alleged default since September *, *. They indicated an outstanding loan balance of $*,*,*.*, plus $*,*.* for real estate taxes, homeowners insurance, and legal fees, and expressed intent to foreclose.
- They also indicated compound interest on overdue interest rather than the simple annual interest provided in the promissory notes.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder,
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INTRODUCTION:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
BACKGROUND:
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
NEW EVIDENCE OF FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCE:
- December *, *: Fraudsters facilitated a fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan, custodians of Pensco Trust Company, committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- Mr. Ralph Grieco, Karen Merritt's long-term financial advisor, was among the fraudsters- October *, *: Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property. Tiernan and Fagan, through Attorney Travis, claimed that Karen Merritt had been in alleged default since September *, *. They indicated an outstanding loan balance of $*,*,*.*, plus $*,*.* for real estate taxes, homeowners insurance, and legal fees, and expressed intent to foreclose.
- They also indicated compound interest on overdue interest rather than the simple annual interest provided in the promissory notes.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder,
see above
Sure, here's a polished draft for your motion:
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the HousingCourt.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- December *, *: Fraudsters facilitated a fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- October *, *: Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property, claiming alleged default since September *, *, and charging compound interest.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the HousingCourt.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- December *, *: Fraudsters facilitated a fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- October *, *: Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property, claiming alleged default since September *, *, and charging compound interest.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout
from june *, * onward without the borderline
Sure, here's a polished draft for the motion:
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the HousingCourt.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- December *, *: Fraudsters facilitated a fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- October *, *: Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property, claiming alleged default since September *, *, and charging compound interest.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the HousingCourt.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- December *, *: Fraudsters facilitated a fraudulent transfer at * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- September *, *: James Tiernan and Richard Fagan committed securities fraud and self-dealing, tricking Karen Merritt into signing a note and mortgage disguised as "permission papers."
- October *, *: Attorney Travis sent a letter to the Rehoboth Property, claiming alleged default since September *, *, and charging compound interest.
- March *, *: Karen Merritt and James Cronan sent a 93A demand letter.
- June *, *: Blake Godbout
from "June *, *' onward
Sure, here is the polished draft for your motion starting from June *, *:
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case shouldbe addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder, bidding an auction price of $*,*.* without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case shouldbe addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder, bidding an auction price of $*,*.* without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure
from "- June *, *: Blake Godbout" onward without the borderline
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder, bidding an auction price of $*,*.* without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty
Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder, bidding an auction price of $*,*.* without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty
from May * * onward withou the borderline
Sure, here is the polished draft for the motion from "May *, *" onward:
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- Thiscase should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder, bidding an auction price of $*,*.* without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- May *, *: The
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- Thiscase should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale was held at the Rehoboth Property. L&S Realty, LLC was the successful bidder, bidding an auction price of $*,*.* without providing fair consideration to Karen Merritt.
- May *, *: The
ONLY from may *...onward
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act: - New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *:** Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court seeking declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, declaring L&S Realty, LLC as the owners of the property, without disclosing the pending lawsuit and the fraudulent transfer.
Would you like help with any specific wording or additional sections for your motion?
Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act: - New evidence shows the transfer was designed to hinder and delay a pending lawsuit.
- The transfer left Karen Merritt insolvent without fair consideration.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *:** Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court seeking declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, declaring L&S Realty, LLC as the owners of the property, without disclosing the pending lawsuit and the fraudulent transfer.
Would you like help with any specific wording or additional sections for your motion?
ONLY send from 'may *..".onward without the borderline
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- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *: Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, asking the court to declare L&S Realty, LLC the owners of the property. The court was not informed about the pending lawsuit, which prevented the proper resolution of the issue.
Would you like any additional assistance with your motion?
- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *: Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, asking the court to declare L&S Realty, LLC the owners of the property. The court was not informed about the pending lawsuit, which prevented the proper resolution of the issue.
Would you like any additional assistance with your motion?
Do i include this in a section? Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- Protects creditors from debtors who transfer property to avoid payment.
- Massachusetts has adopted the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act.
- Courts evaluate:
- Intent to defraud creditors.
- Transactions without sufficient consideration.
- Property transfers to close associates or at a fraction of its value.
- Transfers before or after debt proceedings.
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Yes, you should include the information about the Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction and the Fraudulent Transfer Act in your legal arguments section. Here’s how you can integrate it:
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*,* Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- Massachusetts has adopted the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, which protects creditors from debtors who transfer property to avoid payment.
- Courts evaluate:
- Intent to defraud creditors.
- Transactions without sufficient consideration.
- Property transfers to close associates or at a fraction of its value.
- Transfers before or after debt proceedings.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*,* Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- Massachusetts has adopted the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, which protects creditors from debtors who transfer property to avoid payment.
- Courts evaluate:
- Intent to defraud creditors.
- Transactions without sufficient consideration.
- Property transfers to close associates or at a fraction of its value.
- Transfers before or after debt proceedings.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declaratory judgment that neither Mr. Grieco nor Apponaug Business Services violated Predatory Home Loan Practices.
- November *, *: Peter Fallon formed L&S Realty, LLC, preceding the fraudulent transfer, with full knowledge of the pending lawsuits, assisting in the fraudulent transfer.
- December *, *: The foreclosure sale
Constructively fraudulent transfers can be reversed by courts.
- Under General Laws c. 185C, § *, the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over claims under Chapter 109A: Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act.
- Parties were served a 93A demand letter by Karen Merritt and James Cronan regarding * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, on March *, *.
- Despite notice, fraudsters like Peter Fallon and L&S Realty LLC transferred the property to defraud creditors.
- Reference: Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*), determined that the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction in such matters
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Yes, including this information under a section titled "Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction" would be appropriate and strengthen your arguments. Here's a polished draft from "May *, *" onward with the additional section:
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- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *: Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, asking the court to declare L&S Realty, LLC the owners of the property. The court was not informed about the pending lawsuit, which prevented the proper resolution of the issue.
Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over claims under Chapter 109A: Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (General Laws c. 185C, § *).
- The Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act protects creditors from debtors who transfer property to avoid payment.
- Courts evaluate:
- Intent to defraud creditors.
- Transactions without sufficient consideration.
- Property transfers to close associates or at a fraction of its value.
- Transfers before orafter debt proceedings.
- Constructively fraudulent transfers can be reversed by courts.
- Reference: Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*), determined that the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction in such matters.
- Parties were served a 93A demand letter by Karen Merritt and James Cronan regarding * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, on March *, *.
- Despite notice, fraudsters like Peter Fallon and L&S Realty LLC transferred the property to defraud creditors.
Would you like further assistance with any other sections or details?
Yes, including this information under a section titled "Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction" would be appropriate and strengthen your arguments. Here's a polished draft from "May *, *" onward with the additional section:
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- May *, *: The fabricated foreclosure deed was recorded at North Bristol Registry of Deeds, fraudulently transferring the property to L&S Realty, LLC.
- August *, *: Godbout Law filed a complaint in Southeast Housing Court for declaratory judgment and injunctive relief, asking the court to declare L&S Realty, LLC the owners of the property. The court was not informed about the pending lawsuit, which prevented the proper resolution of the issue.
Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over claims under Chapter 109A: Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act (General Laws c. 185C, § *).
- The Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act protects creditors from debtors who transfer property to avoid payment.
- Courts evaluate:
- Intent to defraud creditors.
- Transactions without sufficient consideration.
- Property transfers to close associates or at a fraction of its value.
- Transfers before orafter debt proceedings.
- Constructively fraudulent transfers can be reversed by courts.
- Reference: Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*), determined that the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction in such matters.
- Parties were served a 93A demand letter by Karen Merritt and James Cronan regarding * Brayton Woods, Rehoboth, MA, on March *, *.
- Despite notice, fraudsters like Peter Fallon and L&S Realty LLC transferred the property to defraud creditors.
Would you like further assistance with any other sections or details?
see above
You have a strong case for reconsideration with substantial evidence of fraudulent transfer and jurisdictional issues. Here's the polished draft including the new section on Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*,* Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
- Under General Laws c. 185C, § *, the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over claims under Chapter 109A: Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- Protects creditors from debtors who transfer property to avoid payment.
- Massachusetts has adopted the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act.
- Courts evaluate:
- Intent to defraud creditors.
- Transactions without sufficient consideration.
- Property transfers to close associates or at a fraction of its value.
- Transfers before or after debt proceedings.
- Constructively fraudulent transfers can be reversed by courts.
- Despite notice, fraudsters like Peter Fallon and L&S Realty LLC transferred the property to defraud creditors.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declar
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Motion for Reconsideration
Introduction:
This motion respectfully requests reconsideration of the Honorable Judge Michaud's decision to affirm Plaintiff L&S Realty LLC's Motion to strike Defendant Karen Merritt's appeal, based on newly discovered evidence of fraudulent transfer.
Background:
- November *, *: Judge Michaud allowed Petitioner's Motion to dismiss respondents’ counterclaims, referencing a convoluted history involving foreclosure, bankruptcy, and various courts.
- December *, *: Karen Merritt filed a Notice of Appeal from the denial of her motion to vacate the judgment based on fraud on the court.
- December *, *: Notice of Appeal filed to the Appeals Court of Massachusetts.
- December *, *: Judge Michaud affirmed Plaintiff's motion, stating appeals are issues previously litigated.
Legal Arguments:
*. Lack of Subject Matter Jurisdiction:
- The court lacks jurisdiction over the fraudulent transfer claim per *Ryan v. Kehoe*,* Mass. * (*).
- This case should be addressed by the Superior Court, not the Housing Court.
- Under General Laws c. 185C, § *, the Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over claims under Chapter 109A: Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act.
*. Fraudulent Transfer Act:
- Protects creditors from debtors who transfer property to avoid payment.
- Massachusetts has adopted the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act.
- Courts evaluate:
- Intent to defraud creditors.
- Transactions without sufficient consideration.
- Property transfers to close associates or at a fraction of its value.
- Transfers before or after debt proceedings.
- Constructively fraudulent transfers can be reversed by courts.
- Despite notice, fraudsters like Peter Fallon and L&S Realty LLC transferred the property to defraud creditors.
*. Violation of Usury Laws:
- Cite Chapter *, Section * of Massachusetts usury law.
- Highlight the fabricated foreclosure deed filed by Godbout Law, including a usurious interest rate.
Newest Evidence of Fraudulent Conveyance:
- June *, *: Blake Godbout filed a complaint at MA Superior Court seeking a declar
Should the word, should be used here? In Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*), the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that the Housing Court does not have jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims. The court determined that such matters should be handled by the Superior Court, which has the appropriate jurisdiction to address these complex legal issues.- General Laws c. 185C, § *: This section outlines the specific types of cases the Housing Court has jurisdiction over, primarily focusing on housing and landlord-tenant issues.In Ryan v. Kehoe, the court's decision was based on the following arguments:
The use of the word "should" is appropriate here, but if you want to emphasize the court's directive more strongly, you could use "must." Here’s a suggested revision:
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In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*), the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that the Housing Court does not have jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims. The court determined that such matters must be handled by the Superior Court, which has the appropriate jurisdiction to address these complex legal issues.
- General Laws c. 185C, § *: This section outlines the specific types of cases the Housing Court has jurisdiction over, primarily focusing on housing and landlord-tenant issues.
In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, the court's decision was based on the following arguments:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: The Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, and fraudulent transfer claims fall outside this scope.
*. Complexity of Claims: Fraudulent transfer cases involve complex legal and financial issues best addressed by the Superior Court.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensuring consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court with established jurisdictionover such matters.
You could also mention that the case was remanded to the appropriate court if that is relevant to your context. For example:
"The SJC remanded the case to the Superior Court for further proceedings."
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In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*), the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that the Housing Court does not have jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims. The court determined that such matters must be handled by the Superior Court, which has the appropriate jurisdiction to address these complex legal issues.
- General Laws c. 185C, § *: This section outlines the specific types of cases the Housing Court has jurisdiction over, primarily focusing on housing and landlord-tenant issues.
In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, the court's decision was based on the following arguments:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: The Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, and fraudulent transfer claims fall outside this scope.
*. Complexity of Claims: Fraudulent transfer cases involve complex legal and financial issues best addressed by the Superior Court.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensuring consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court with established jurisdictionover such matters.
You could also mention that the case was remanded to the appropriate court if that is relevant to your context. For example:
"The SJC remanded the case to the Superior Court for further proceedings."
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*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: The Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, and fraudulent transfer claims fall outside this scope.
*. Complexity of Claims: Fraudulent transfer cases involve complex legal and financial issues best addressed by the Superior Court. *. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensuring consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court with established jurisdiction over such matters. Should we say thgey remanded the case?
In legal writing, precision is key. In the context of explaining a court's decision, the word "must" conveys a stronger obligation than "should." Here’s a polished explanation:
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In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*), the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that the Housing Court does not have jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims. The court determined that these matters must be handled by the Superior Court, which has the appropriate jurisdiction for such complex legal issues.
- General Laws c. 185C, § *: Outlines the specific types of cases the Housing Court has jurisdiction over, focusing primarily on housing and landlord-tenant issues.
- In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, the decision was based on:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: The Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, and fraudulent transfer claims fall outside this scope.
*. Complexity of Claims: Fraudulent transfer cases involve complex legal and financial issues best addressed by the Superior Court.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensuring consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court with established jurisdiction over such matters.
Yes, you should indicate that the case was remanded if that was the court's decision.
- In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, the case was remanded to the appropriate court for further proceedings consistent with the jurisdictional findings.
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In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, * Mass. * (*), the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that the Housing Court does not have jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims. The court determined that these matters must be handled by the Superior Court, which has the appropriate jurisdiction for such complex legal issues.
- General Laws c. 185C, § *: Outlines the specific types of cases the Housing Court has jurisdiction over, focusing primarily on housing and landlord-tenant issues.
- In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, the decision was based on:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: The Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, and fraudulent transfer claims fall outside this scope.
*. Complexity of Claims: Fraudulent transfer cases involve complex legal and financial issues best addressed by the Superior Court.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensuring consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court with established jurisdiction over such matters.
Yes, you should indicate that the case was remanded if that was the court's decision.
- In *Ryan v. Kehoe*, the case was remanded to the appropriate court for further proceedings consistent with the jurisdictional findings.
Would you like further assistance with any other part of your motion?
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In Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*), the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts held that the Housing Court does not have jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims. The court determined that these matters should be handled by the Superior Court, which has the appropriate jurisdiction to address such complex legal issues.
Here’s a concise explanation:
Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*):
- The Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims.
- These cases should be handled by the Superior Court.
General Laws c. 185C, § *:
- Outlines Housing Court's jurisdiction over housing and landlord-tenant issues.
Court’s Decision:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, not fraudulent transfer claims.
*. Complexity of Claims: Superior Court is better suited for complex legal and financial issues involved in fraudulent transfer cases.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensures consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court.
You could say that the Superior Court must handle such cases, and it's also relevant to mention if the SJC remanded the case for consistency.
Would youlike further assistance with the wording or any other details for your motion?
Here’s a concise explanation:
Ryan v. Kehoe, * Mass. * (*):
- The Housing Court lacks jurisdiction over fraudulent transfer claims.
- These cases should be handled by the Superior Court.
General Laws c. 185C, § *:
- Outlines Housing Court's jurisdiction over housing and landlord-tenant issues.
Court’s Decision:
*. Jurisdictional Boundaries: Housing Court's jurisdiction is limited to housing-related matters, not fraudulent transfer claims.
*. Complexity of Claims: Superior Court is better suited for complex legal and financial issues involved in fraudulent transfer cases.
*. Precedent and Legal Consistency: Ensures consistent application of law by assigning cases to the appropriate court.
You could say that the Superior Court must handle such cases, and it's also relevant to mention if the SJC remanded the case for consistency.
Would youlike further assistance with the wording or any other details for your motion?
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