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Sheri's family got a temporary order last week. From what I read, her counsel is awaiting an agreed order from CC's attorney. Therefore, the judge granted an extension.
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from the article ..
An attorney representing the family of Sheri Coleman said a judge granted a motion today extending a court order protecting her assets.
“We are working with Mr. Coleman's attorney to get some sort of agreed order,” said Jack Carey, a Belleville lawyer.
The family won a temporary order last week allowing them access to Sheri Coleman's former home in Columbia.
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more from http://www.fox2now.com/ktvi-triple-murder-coleman-lawsuit-columbia-052609,0,2984988.story
(suit filed on May 26..same day Sheri's family entered the home)
Carey was there along with Sheri Coleman's brother and cousin after receiving a court order around noon giving their family access to the house for the first time.
Carey describes the home as packed up to be moved. He says there are no pictures on the walls inside. There are boxes, at least one labeled, "toys," along with trash bags filled with belongings.
None of it will be moved for at least ten days, however. A Monroe County judge ordered that all items be left in the house, by the Coleman family until he begins making rulings regarding possession of what's in the house.
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Remember it was reported Mirabelli took an inventory of the house that day. Ten days given by the judge was June 4 ... therefore an extension was granted since the 10 days is "used up"
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from the article ..
An attorney representing the family of Sheri Coleman said a judge granted a motion today extending a court order protecting her assets.
“We are working with Mr. Coleman's attorney to get some sort of agreed order,” said Jack Carey, a Belleville lawyer.
The family won a temporary order last week allowing them access to Sheri Coleman's former home in Columbia.
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more from http://www.fox2now.com/ktvi-triple-murder-coleman-lawsuit-columbia-052609,0,2984988.story
(suit filed on May 26..same day Sheri's family entered the home)
Carey was there along with Sheri Coleman's brother and cousin after receiving a court order around noon giving their family access to the house for the first time.
Carey describes the home as packed up to be moved. He says there are no pictures on the walls inside. There are boxes, at least one labeled, "toys," along with trash bags filled with belongings.
None of it will be moved for at least ten days, however. A Monroe County judge ordered that all items be left in the house, by the Coleman family until he begins making rulings regarding possession of what's in the house.
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Remember it was reported Mirabelli took an inventory of the house that day. Ten days given by the judge was June 4 ... therefore an extension was granted since the 10 days is "used up"