Floyd v. Fischer (In Re Pearson)
United States Bankruptcy Court, S.D. Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MEMORANDUM OPINION ON TRUSTEE’S MOTION TO COMPEL CYNTHIA DIANE FISCHER TO COMPLY WITH AGREED FINAL JUDGMENT
JEFF BOHM, Bankruptcy Judge.
I.Introduction
Cynthia Diane Fischer (Ms. Fischer) contests the ownership of a one-third mineral interest in a 95.822-acre tract partitioned from a previously undivided 150.822-acre tract jointly owned by Ms. Fischer and Thomas J. Pearson (the Debt- or), one of the debtors in the main case. The Chapter 7 Estate of Mr. Pearson and his wife, Carolyn Pearson (the Estate), received 95.822 acres of the 150.822 acre tract upon a court-ordered partition as set forth…
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