(Motion for default judgment by creditor whose claim arises from Debtor's use of credit card denied in part)
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(pro secreditor's motion construed as motion to allow late proof of claim with explanation that claim will be allowed unless Debtor objects)
(Motion for default judgment by creditor whose claim arises from Debtor's use of credit card denied in part)
(Debtors contracted with special counsel Levinson; Levinson associated Mackie; Debtors signed no agreement directly with Mackie, but Mackie filed the application. Application denied.)
(Motion for default judgment by creditor whose claim arises from Debtor's use of credit card denied)
(denying motion to reconsider order striking answer and entry of default judgment)
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(construes pro se creditor's pleading as an incomplete attempt to commence a dischargeability complaint; also briefly explains the effect of a bankruptcy discharge on a secured claim);
Honorable Paul W. Bonapfel
(Scire Facias to Revive Dormant Judgment. Order granting Plaintiff's motion for Scire Facias and requiring defendant to appear and show cause why a judgment entered in 1992 should not be revived as provided in OCGA 9-12-61. Order directs Plaintiff to arrange for service of the Scire Facias by the Sheriff of the county where defendant resides in the manner set forth by OCGA 9-12-63)
(Order denying Debtor's motion to dismiss Chapter 7 case. Where "debtor proceeds without legal counsel and later finds out that the bankruptcy filing was a bad choice does not constitute a valid ground for voluntary dismissal of a case where prejudice to other parties will occur." While loss of house may cause hardship to debtor, such hardship is not sufficient to permit dismissal in face of prejudice to creditors. However, this is a factor to consider in administration of the case. Therefore, clerk is directed to issue bar notice so claims can be determined promptly.)
Judge James E. Massey (Retired)
A debt arising out of a property settlement in a divorce proceeding was not dischargeable because Debtor failed to prove elements of section 523(a)(15).
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