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Judge Jacqueline P. Cox - Opinions
Description | Date Issued |
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Sharif v. Horace Fox Jr., et al., (In re Richard Sharif) 09 B 05868, 20 A 00399 |
04/09/2021 |
In re Jessie M. Knight 16 B 32994 |
03/29/2021 |
Joseph C. Sheehan 20 B 07130 |
02/04/2021 |
M S International, Inc. v. Pramod Patel and Ankit Shah (In re Pramod Patel and In re Ankit Shah) 19 B 08032 and 19 B 08037; 19 A 00740 (Consolidated with 19 A 00741) Summary judgment was entered by the bankruptcy judge in favor of Plaintiff M S International, Inc. The debts were found to be non-dischargeable actual frauds. |
07/27/2020 |
In re Robert M. Kowalski 18 B 09130 The FDIC’s objections were overruled. The fee obligations were held to be domestic support obligations entitled to priority under section 507 of the Bankruptcy Code. |
06/29/2020 |
In re Marcella Marie Mance 19 B 33057 |
02/06/2020 |
In re Edison Mission Energy, et. al 12 B 49219 |
01/16/2020 |
Pavletich v. Rose (In re Karen S. Rose) 18 B 21202, 19 A 00107 Because the state court entered a default judgment against the Debtor for her refusal to cooperate with discovery, the issues were not actually litigated, preventing the application of collateral estoppel – issue preclusion. Generally, default judgments cannot supply the basis for dischargeability claims. |
12/19/2019 |
In re John W. Fliss 15 B 29567 The underlying judgment was entered by confession, without litigation. This court found that for that reason collateral estoppel, issue preclusion, did not apply and found that the individual who controlled the purchaser was its alter ego, allowing application of the merger doctrine which extinguishes a debt when the person or entity which holds a debt as owner is also an obligor on it. The entity controlled by the individual filed a proof of claim which has been disallowed on several grounds: alter ego- merger and as a remedy for a continuing discovery violation. |
12/03/2019 |
In re Royalty Properties, LLC 19 B 07692 |
08/30/2019 |
In re James Thigpen 17 B 10161 |
04/20/2019 |
Haifa Sharifeh v. Horace Fox, Jr., Trustee of the Debtor’s Bankruptcy Estate (In re Richard Sharif) 09-05868 |
01/29/2019 |
Gecker v. LG Funding (In re Anthia Hill and Network Salon Services LLC) 16 B 17113, 17 A 00072 |
08/15/2018 |
Janice Faye Hopson; Janice Faye Hopson v. Illinois Student Assistance Commission and U.S. Department of Education 15 B 43653, 16 A 206 |
06/22/2018 |
In re Debbie Pines Mansfield and Lawrence J. Mansfield; Debbie Pines Mansfield and Lawrence J. Mansfield v. America’s Wholesale Lender, Deutsche Bank National Trust Company 17 B 36587, 17 A 00594 The Debtors filed this adversary proceeding seeking to have the note and mortgage declared invalid for the same reasons asserted without success in state court. The Lender filed a Motion to Dismiss the Adversary Proceeding which this court has granted with prejudice, applying the Rooker-Feldman doctrine and the court's authority to abstain as explained by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in In re Jepson, 816 F.3d 942 , 948 (2016). |
06/08/2018 |
In re Jason Scott Howard 17 B 25141 |
04/19/2018 |
In re Frank A. Santilli and Monica D. Santilli; Preferred Capital Funding of Illinois, LLC. v Frank Santilli 16 B 14713 Consolidated with 16 B 23020, 16 A 00707 |
03/12/2018 |
In re Lombard Public Facilities Corporation 17 B 22517 |
12/18/2017 |
In re Demetrius Adger 17 B 20163 |
09/20/2017 |
Christine F. Hernandez v. Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 09 B 49112, 17 A 00280 |
09/13/2017 |