Legal Opinion
Knaub v. Golba (In re Golba)
United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Colorado
Decided May 15, 2012No. Bankruptcy Nos. 09-17649 MER, 09-27801 HRT; Adversary Nos. 09-1551 MER, 10-1476 MERPublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
*369ORDER
MICHAEL E. ROMERO, Bankruptcy Judge.
The above adversary proceedings concern the Plaintiffs’ problems with a home they purchased from an entity alleged to have been represented or controlled by the Defendants. The Plaintiffs obtained an agreement for the construction of a new home or the purchase of a replacement home, but the construction or replacement did not take place. The Plaintiffs now seek findings the debts owed to them by the Defendants are nondischargeable.
BACKGROUND FACTS
Debtors Robert and Annelle Golba (the “Golbas”) filed their voluntary Chapter 7 petition on April 28, 2009.…
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