Legal Opinion
Angelito Uy Sepulvida and Maria Bituin Caranay
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. New Mexico
Decided May 14, 2021No. 20-10063Unknown
1Opinion
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF NEW MEXICO In re: ANGELITO UY SEPULVIDA Case No. 20-10063-ta13 and MARIA BITUIN CARANAY, Debtors. OPINION Before the Court is the second fee application of Debtors’ chapter 13 counsel, New Mexico Financial and Family Law, P.C. (“Counsel”). In the application, Counsel seeks allowance of $6,436.50 in professional fees, plus $272.57 in costs and New Mexico gross receipts tax. The Court previously awarded Counsel $10,323.95 in fees, costs, and tax. Because the cumulative amount sought is significantly higher than the average fee application for a chapter…
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