Dorula v. Flanders (In re Starlight Group, LLC)
United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Virginia
1Opinion of the Court
(Chapter 7)
Contested Matter (Objection to Proof of Claim 2 of Kathryn Flanders)
MEMORANDUM OPINION
Robert G. Mayer, United States Bankruptcy Judge
The objection to Kathryn Flanders’ proof of claim will be sustained because the claim, which was transferred to Ms. Flanders, was originally procured by fraud, a fraud of which Ms. Flanders knew or should have known. The claim is for $20,400. It arose out of a payment to Ms. Flanders’ husband from the proceeds of a short sale of real property he owned with two other individuals.
Scott A. Flanders, Brett E. Flanders and Curtis D. Carlson purchased a…
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- Dorula v. Brooks (In re Starlight Group LLC)United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. Virginia · 2016