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My local ABC news in Tampa showed a picture of her on the beach in Cape Canaveral. They said she is living in a condo provided by her father, George.

I will look for the link but it was not posted a bit ago. She was sitting in a chair reading a book on the beach.

MODS: if this does not belong here, my apologies, feel free to move.
 
Originally Posted by ThinkTank
KRONK, ROY vs. ANTHONY, CASEY
Case No. 2011-CA-017051-O

01/23/2013 Notice of Filing
AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE - CASEY ANTHONY

http://myclerk.myorangeclerk.com/default.aspx

Kronk's attorneys must have finally found her address!
They could not find her address previously and got permission and served the Summons for the lawsuit on the Secretary of State on behalf of FCA on
August 17, 2012, instead of serving it on FCA personally.


The Judge in this Kronk lawsuit has changed to Donald E.Grincewicz.
Previously the Judge was John Marshall Kest.


Court documents filed show that she was served on Oct 3, 2012 and an Affidavit of Service was mailed to her parent's house. The Notice of the Affidavit was filed in court on Jan 23, 2013.

Here are the documents on google docs:

page 17 Kronk civil suit
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpILWp5dm1Dd21LYUk/edit?usp=sharing
Alias Summons served on Secretary of State 8/17/2012
Received and filed by Secretary of State 10/3/2012


page 17a
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpISWRfYWFlUDJVRUE/edit?usp=sharing
page 2 - Alias Summons served on Secretary of State 8/17/2012
Received and filed by Secretary of State 10/3/2012


page 18
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpIX21EZnBiazYxWG8/edit?usp=sharing
Notice of Filing Affidavit of Service of Defendant Casey Anthony
Sent to last known address - 4937 Hopesprings Dr


Attorney for Roy Kronk [listed on Bankruptcy filing]
Howard S. Marks
Burr & Forman LLP
200 South Orange Ave Suite 800
Orlando, FL 32801
Email - hmarks@burr.com


page 19
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpIWV9GY21nb1FDSUk/edit?usp=sharing
Notice of Designation of email addresses

page 20
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpIQVlfWGRmZGJlOEk/edit?usp=sharing
Letter from Secretary of State - Florida Dept of State - Division of Corporations
to Kronk's attorney - Howard S. Marks
Copy of the process and initial pleading was accepted for Casey Anthony
and filed Oct 3, 2011.
[this was the Alias Summons filed on the Secretary of State 8/17/2012]
 
United States Bankruptcy Court
Middle District of Florida
Case 8:13-bk-00922


Matt Morgan ‏@MattMorganESQ
Yesterday, we filed a motion to transfer venue from Tampa to Orlando in #CaseyAnthony 's bankruptcy case. #EqualJustice #Accountability

Preliminary Hearing will be held Feb 26, 2013 at 9:30am to consider and act upon the Motion to Transfer Case to Another Division, filed by Creditor Zenaida Gonzalez on Feb 2/5/2013.

Zenaida's attorneys want the bankruptcy case transferred to the Orlando Division.

Debtor Casey Anthony listed much of the property as being located at 4937 Hopespring Dr, Orlando, FL. [for the past 180 days], which is part of the Orlando Division of bankruptcy court.

Debtor recently completed serving Probation and the probation location could be within the Tampa Division, but the bankruptcy proceeding still belongs in the Orlando Division. The probation location was not her legal residence.

The Debtor and the assets are located in the Orlando area.
The only connection to Tampa is that her bankruptcy counsel is located there.

The creditors and potential witnesses would be inconvenienced if required to travel to Tampa for hearings, discovery, and the meeting of creditors.

By filing this case in the Tampa Division - the "Debtor was forum shopping".
The Debtor and the assets are located in Orange County. Should have been filed in the Orlando Division. This Court should not permit the Debtor's attempt to forum shop.

Debtor's counsels says it was filed in Tampa only to avoid undue media coverage, and her attorneys do not agree to the transfer to Orlando.
 
Casey Anthony: Belvin Perry analyzes ‘fixation’ with case
http://blogs.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment_tv_tvblog/2013/02/casey-anthony-belvin-perry-analyzes-fixation-with-case.html

“Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr. says he was “totally surprised” by the number of people who were “totally fixated” by the Casey Anthony case.
...
Then you had the face of a completely adorable little girl that probably pulled on the heartstrings of every individual that had an opportunity to view her,” Perry said of Caylee.
 
There was supposed to be a Hearing on Zenaida's Motion to Transfer the bankruptcy case to Orlando [not held in Tampa] on Tuesday, Feb 26th, but Casey's bankruptcy attorney wants this Hearing rescheduled, and he filed an Emergency Motion on Friday.

United States Bankruptcy Court
Middle District of Florida
Tampa Division

Case 8:13-bk-00922
Filed January 25, 2013

Individual - Chapter 7

Debtor
Casey Marie Anthony

Attorney for Debtor
David L. Schrader

02/22/2013 Filed Friday
DEBTOR'S EMERGENCY MOTION TO CONTINUE FEBRUARY 26, 2013
HEARING ON MOTION TO TRANSFER CASE TO THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA - ORLANDO DIVISION [DOCKET 11]



Zenaida's Bankruptcy attorney, R Scott Shuker, filed a Motion to Transfer the bankruptcy case to Orlando [from Tampa], on Feb 5, 2013. A Hearing on this Motion was set for Feb 26, 2013.

Casey's Bankruptcy attorney, David L. Schrader, wants the Hearing scheduled for
Tuesday Feb. 26, 2013, at 9:30am, postponed because he has another case Final Evidentiary Hearing on the same day and not enough time to prepare for Zenaida's Motion to Transfer Hearing or to file his Response to the Motion to Transfer.

Attorney Schrader says he has to be in another case Hearing on Mirabilis Ventures, Inc. on the same day and the Mirabilis Evidentiary Hearing cannot be rescheduled because it has already been rescheduled twice before.

Schrader also says he previously had assistance from co-counsel in the Mirabilis case, but no longer has that assistance and will have to do all the prep work himself.

Schrader also says that his close friend's mother passed away last week and service was on Friday Feb 22, 2013. With the funeral and other matters, Schrader has been unable to devote time for preparation of Casey's Response to the Zenaida Motion to Transfer to Orlando, and no time to prepare for the Mirabilis Final Hearing scheduled for Feb 26, 2013.

Schrader says the Bankruptcy court has 14 other scheduled hearings for
Feb 26, 2013, along with Zenaida's hearing on Motion to transfer to Orlando.

Schrader wants Zenaida's Motion to Transfer to Orlando re-scheduled to a later date, and also wants the March 4, 2013 Meeting of Creditors also rescheduled until after the Hearing is held on the Motion to Transfer to Orlando.
 
There was supposed to be a Hearing on Zenaida's Motion to Transfer the bankruptcy case to Orlando [not held in Tampa] on Tuesday, Feb 26th, but Casey's bankruptcy attorney wants this Hearing rescheduled, and he filed an Emergency Motion on Friday.

United States Bankruptcy Court
Middle District of Florida
Tampa Division

Case 8:13-bk-00922
Filed January 25, 2013

Individual - Chapter 7

Debtor
Casey Marie Anthony

Attorney for Debtor
David L. Schrader

02/22/2013 Filed Friday
DEBTOR'S EMERGENCY MOTION TO CONTINUE FEBRUARY 26, 2013
HEARING ON MOTION TO TRANSFER CASE TO THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA - ORLANDO DIVISION [DOCKET 11]



Zenaida's Bankruptcy attorney, R Scott Shuker, filed a Motion to Transfer the bankruptcy case to Orlando [from Tampa], on Feb 5, 2013. A Hearing on this Motion was set for Feb 26, 2013.

Casey's Bankruptcy attorney, David L. Schrader, wants the Hearing scheduled for
Tuesday Feb. 26, 2013, at 9:30am, postponed because he has another case Final Evidentiary Hearing on the same day and not enough time to prepare for Zenaida's Motion to Transfer Hearing or to file his Response to the Motion to Transfer.

Attorney Schrader says he has to be in another case Hearing on Mirabilis Ventures, Inc. on the same day and the Mirabilis Evidentiary Hearing cannot be rescheduled because it has already been rescheduled twice before.

Schrader also says he previously had assistance from co-counsel in the Mirabilis case, but no longer has that assistance and will have to do all the prep work himself.

Schrader also says that his close friend's mother passed away last week and service was on Friday Feb 22, 2013. With the funeral and other matters, Schrader has been unable to devote time for preparation of Casey's Response to the Zenaida Motion to Transfer to Orlando, and no time to prepare for the Mirabilis Final Hearing scheduled for Feb 26, 2013.

Schrader says the Bankruptcy court has 14 other scheduled hearings for
Feb 26, 2013, along with Zenaida's hearing on Motion to transfer to Orlando.

Schrader wants Zenaida's Motion to Transfer to Orlando re-scheduled to a later date, and also wants the March 4, 2013 Meeting of Creditors also rescheduled until after the Hearing is held on the Motion to Transfer to Orlando.


http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...ny-bankruptcy-motion-20130224,0,5296793.story

Anthony bankruptcy lawyer: Delay hearing on transfer to Orlando


By Richard Burnett, Orlando Sentinel

6:46 p.m. EST, February 24, 2013

Citing unexpected personal and professional developments, Casey Anthony's bankruptcy lawyer has asked a Tampa federal bankruptcy court to delay a hearing over whether her case should be moved to Orlando, court records show.

In a motion filed last week, David L. Schrader of Tampa asked for the Feb. 26 preliminary hearing in the Anthony case to be rescheduled because he has been hit with an unanticipated workload on a corporate bankruptcy case involving Mirabilis Ventures Inc., the former private equity firm based in Orlando.
 
Bankruptcy Judge DENIES Casey's Motion to delay the Hearing on Zenaida's Motion to Transfer case to Orlando.

And Roy Kronk joins Zenaida's Motion to transfer the case to Orlando

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...nkruptcy-delay-20130225,0,614988.story?dsadas

Kronk joins Gonzalez motion to relocate Casey Anthony's bankruptcy

By Jeff Weiner, Orlando Sentinel

12:00 p.m. EST, February 25, 2013

A witness from Casey Anthony's murder case has joined a motion to get her bankruptcy transferred from Tampa to Orlando.

Meanwhile, a federal judge denied a request to delay the first hearing in Casey Anthony's bankruptcy case, which is set for Tuesday morning in Tampa and will address a motion by Zenaida Gonzalez to transfer the case.
 
United States Bankruptcy Court
Middle District of Florida
Tampa Division

Case 8:13-bk-00922
Filed January 25, 2013

Individual - Chapter 7

Debtor
Casey Marie Anthony

Attorney for Debtor
David L. Schrader in St. Petersburg, FL


FCA's bankruptcy attorney did manage to file a last minute Response to Motion to Transfer to Orlando today, Feb 25, 2013. Hearing is scheduled for tomorrow morning.

Filed 02/25/2013
DEBTOR'S RESPONSE TO MOTION TO TRANSFER


He also has help from another attorney in Chmelir's firm [Jacobson, McClean, Chmelir & Ferwerda in Winter Springs, FL]- Debra L. Ferwerda has joined the bankruptcy case for FCA.

They filed a 20-page Response. Says Zenaida and Kronk have no legitimate civil suits.
They included signed notes from Jose Baez, Cynthia Anthony, Michael Greenfield, and Dr. Jane Bock stating that they do NOT want the bankruptcy case transferred to Orlando because of too much publicity and fear for FCA's safety.

"I am a creditor named in the Petition in the above-referenced case, which I understand was filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division. I have been advised that a Motion to Transfer Venue to Orlando, Florida has been filed by another alleged creditor. I oppose the transfer. Given the unprecedented publicity surrounding Ms. Anthony in Orlando, I believe the case should remain in the Tampa Division and request that the Motion to Transfer be denied. Otherwise, the efficient administration of justice and the safety of Ms. Anthony could be threatened."

DEBTOR'S RESPONSE TO MOTION TO TRANSFER
excerpt from 20-page Response:

"...the Motion to Transfer should be denied because: (1) venue is properly before this Court; [in Tampa] (2) there are significant reasons that the case should not be transferred to the Orlando Division of this Court, including the fact that it is the epicenter of publicity that has tainted related proceedings, publicity generated in large part by the movant [Zenaida]; (3) the movant [Zenaida] is the only alleged creditor (or than a belated "joinder" [Kronk]) who has sought a transfer and other creditors [Baez, Cindy, Greenfield, Bock], including the debtor's largest creditor [Baez = $ 500,000], do not want the case to be transferred; (4) the movant [Zenaida] does not have standing because she filed a lawsuit under a false name, has fraudulently used court processes for her personal aggrandizement, and any claim she might file would be frivolous and subject to sanctions; (5) Roy Kronk, the party belatedly filing a joinder, has no cognizable claim against Ms. Anthony and should be sanctioned if he files one; and (6) a transfer is not in the interest of justice because it would delay the primary purpose of bankruptcy which is to provide insolvent persons, like Ms. Anthony, with the opportunity for an expeditious new beginning."

NOTE: FCA's bankruptcy "lead" attorney, David Schrader says in the Response, that he resides in Tampa, FL and is handling this matter pro bono. He says "Transfer of this case is not in the interests of justice or judicial economy." [His office is in St. Petersburg, FL.]
 
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...hony-bankruptcy-delay-20130225,0,614988.story

Casey Anthony lawyers attack motion to move bankruptcy to Orlando
Jose Baez, Cindy Anthony oppose transfer motion; Roy Kronk supports it.



By Jeff Weiner, Orlando Sentinel

6:35 p.m. EST, February 25, 2013

excerpt:

On the eve of the first hearing in her bankruptcy, attorneys for Casey Anthony on Monday blasted the woman suing her for defamation as a publicity seeker, in a harshly worded new court filing.

At a hearing Tuesday in Tampa, attorneys for Zenaida Gonzalez will ask a judge to move Anthony's Chapter 7 proceedings to Orlando, arguing Anthony only filed in Tampa to avoid media coverage.

In a new filing, Anthony's lawyers concede they're concerned about media coverage: Orlando, they argue, is the "epicenter" of antagonism toward their client, who continues to receive threats.

[clip]

Anthony's lawyer also filed statement signed by Anthony's largest creditor, defense lawyer Jose Baez, and her mother, Cindy Anthony, opposing the transfer to Orlando.

However, Gonzalez's motion was joined Monday by Roy Kronk, a meter reader who found the body of Anthony's child. He is also suing Anthony for defamation.
 
The Judge Rules The Casey Anthony Hearings Are Staying in Tampa

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...y-hearing-bankruptcy-20130226,0,2244103.story

According to the Judge:

"However, the judge was sympathetic to the safety argument, commenting he was familiar with the publicity Anthony attracts.

Remaining in Tampa rather than Orlando, May said, wasn't a major inconvenience to anyone. More than half of Anthony's creditors don't live in either place.

"I didn't ask to have this case, but it seems to me it's the responsible thing to do to keep the case, the forum, the ballpark, here," May ruled."
 
United States Bankruptcy Court
Middle District of Florida
Tampa Division

Case 8:13-bk-00922
Filed January 25, 2013

Individual - Chapter 7

Debtor
Casey Marie Anthony

Attorney for Debtor
David L. Schrader in St. Petersburg, FL


FCA's bankruptcy attorney did manage to file a last minute Response to Motion to Transfer to Orlando today, Feb 25, 2013. Hearing is scheduled for tomorrow morning.

Filed 02/25/2013
DEBTOR'S RESPONSE TO MOTION TO TRANSFER


He also has help from another attorney in Chmelir's firm [Jacobson, McClean, Chmelir & Ferwerda in Winter Springs, FL]- Debra L. Ferwerda has joined the bankruptcy case for FCA.

They filed a 20-page Response. Says Zenaida and Kronk have no legitimate civil suits.
They included signed notes from Jose Baez, Cynthia Anthony, Michael Greenfield, and Dr. Jane Bock stating that they do NOT want the bankruptcy case transferred to Orlando because of too much publicity and fear for FCA's safety.

"I am a creditor named in the Petition in the above-referenced case, which I understand was filed in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division. I have been advised that a Motion to Transfer Venue to Orlando, Florida has been filed by another alleged creditor. I oppose the transfer. Given the unprecedented publicity surrounding Ms. Anthony in Orlando, I believe the case should remain in the Tampa Division and request that the Motion to Transfer be denied. Otherwise, the efficient administration of justice and the safety of Ms. Anthony could be threatened."

DEBTOR'S RESPONSE TO MOTION TO TRANSFER
excerpt from 20-page Response:

"...the Motion to Transfer should be denied because: (1) venue is properly before this Court; [in Tampa] (2) there are significant reasons that the case should not be transferred to the Orlando Division of this Court, including the fact that it is the epicenter of publicity that has tainted related proceedings, publicity generated in large part by the movant [Zenaida]; (3) the movant [Zenaida] is the only alleged creditor (or than a belated "joinder" [Kronk]) who has sought a transfer and other creditors [Baez, Cindy, Greenfield, Bock], including the debtor's largest creditor [Baez = $ 500,000], do not want the case to be transferred; (4) the movant [Zenaida] does not have standing because she filed a lawsuit under a false name, has fraudulently used court processes for her personal aggrandizement, and any claim she might file would be frivolous and subject to sanctions; (5) Roy Kronk, the party belatedly filing a joinder, has no cognizable claim against Ms. Anthony and should be sanctioned if he files one; and (6) a transfer is not in the interest of justice because it would delay the primary purpose of bankruptcy which is to provide insolvent persons, like Ms. Anthony, with the opportunity for an expeditious new beginning."

NOTE: FCA's bankruptcy "lead" attorney, David Schrader says in the Response, that he resides in Tampa, FL and is handling this matter pro bono. He says "Transfer of this case is not in the interests of justice or judicial economy." [His office is in St. Petersburg, FL.]


Here is the 20-page Response

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B7DjeAMt_BpIME91YVFyY1otNjg/edit?usp=sharing

Casey Anthony Bankruptcy 20 page Response to Motion to Transfer


Feb 27, 2013
 
http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/story/17147843/alcides-segui

Alcides Segui is a general assignment reporter for FOX 13. He joined the FOX 13 team in the winter of 2008.
Reporter for FOX 13's Good Day Tampa Bay
Affiliation - FOX 13 WTVT

https://twitter.com/seguifox13

Alcides Segui FOX 13 ‏@seguifox13
#CaseyAnthony has been offered several book deals. She had a bankruptcy hearing today in Tampa. More on #Fox13 at Noon
Feb 26, 2013


Info Seeker ‏@Inquizzativ
@seguifox13 can you publish more info about the "several book deals"? are they recent? who made offers?


Alcides Segui FOX 13 ‏@seguifox13
@Inquizzativ we are still digging..
Feb 28, 2013

Alcides Segui FOX 13 ‏@seguifox13
@Blaiss we should know more about her finances during the bankruptcy hearing in a couple of weeks
Feb 28, 2013
 
http://www.cfnews13.com/content/new...ticles/cfn/2013/3/1/casey_anthony_5_thin.html

By Amanda Evans, Reporter
Last Updated: Friday, March 01, 2013, 11:23 PM

ORLANDO --
On Monday, Casey Anthony will appear in court in her bankruptcy case.

Anthony says she owes nearly $800,000 to a variety of creditors. The debtors listed in her documents range from her defense attorney Jose Baez to Zenaida Gonzalez, the woman who says Anthony ruined her reputation. Anthony has no income.

If Anthony's bankruptcy case is approved by the courts, she won't have to pay those creditors, and she won't have to deal with the civil lawsuits against her by Gonzalez or others.

But legal analyst Mark NeJame says the bankruptcy courts are strict

...
 

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