In re Montoya
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. New Mexico
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION
ROBERT H. JACOBVITZ, United States Bankruptcy Judge
Debtor, Bartolo Montoya, pro se (Mr. Montoya, or “Debtor”), complains that the Pueblo of Isleta Tax Administration and the Isleta Tribal Court willfully violated the automatic stay by entering an Order on Motion for Tax Lien and Stay of Proceedings Against Real and Personal Property (“Tax Lien and Stay Order” or “Order”) in an action pending in the Isleta Tribal Court, Isleta Pueblo, New Mexico as Case No. C V-CM--0111-2014 (the “Tribal Court Action”). He filed a Motion to Enforce Automatic Stay and for Award of Monetary…
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