In Re Bolden
United States Bankruptcy Court, C.D. California
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OF DECISION RE TRUSTEE’S MOTION FOR AVOIDANCE AND TURNOVER OF TAX PENALTY LIENS AND DEBTOR’S MOTION FOR ABANDONMENT
THOMAS B. DONOVAN, Bankruptcy Judge.
INTRODUCTION
On April 6, 2005, I announced my tentative decisions in two matters in Dwight M. Bolden’s (Mr. Bolden) chapter 7 case. The first matter was the chapter 7 trustee’s (trustee) motion for turnover of real property, Mr. Bolden’s home. The second matter was Mr. Bolden’s motion to compel the chapter 7 trustee to abandon real property, Mr. Bolden’s home. After hearing oral argument, the hearings were continued to May 18, 2005,…
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