Bankrupt Casey Anthony interviewed by KPHO CBS in Phoenix

[ThinkTank]

Well, 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.

He also has help from another attorney in Chmelir's firm [Jacobson, McClean, Chmelir & Ferwerda]- 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."

 

[logicalgirl]

Well, 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.

He also has help from another attorney in Chmelir's firm [Jacobson, McClean, Chmelir & Ferwerda]- 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."

Thanks so much ThinkTank for your thorough posting of these Bankruptcy papers.

I sure hope AZLawyer shows up to comment because it seems to me that her safety is a pretty flimsy excuse at this stage of the game. I hope the Judge denies it.

Are all of those people including Cindy on the creditor list??? Is her safety any of their business especially if they aren't planning on showing up at the meeting?

And er...I note George Anthony did not sign this request to deny the motion to transfer.

 

[ThinkTank]

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.]

 

[RR0004]

Thanks for the updates

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news...hony-bankruptcy-delay-20130225,0,614988.story

This my favorite part -

Her bankruptcy attorney had asked to delay Tuesday's hearing, citing unexpected personal and professional developments.......The judge denied his request. The hearing is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.

The Judge probably can't wait for them to get the heck out of Tampa. lol

 

[RR0004]

Well, 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.

He also has help from another attorney in Chmelir's firm [Jacobson, McClean, Chmelir & Ferwerda]- 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."

Wish Cindy had been as concerned for Caylee's safety. Thirty-one days, thirty-one days.

 

[thefragile7393]

Wish Cindy had been as concerned for Caylee's safety. Thirty-one days, thirty-one days.

That woman is the biggest enabler I have ever "met." Holy cow.

 

[HMSHood]

That woman is the biggest enabler I have ever "met." Holy cow.

Cindy Anthony is a control freak for sure. Reminds me of Joe Paterno. :crazy:

 

[logicalgirl]

Can anybody answer the question I have about Cindy Anthony being on the creditor list? What amount is she claiming she is owed??? WTH? :furious:

I don't remember this at all... :waitasec:

 

[ZsaZsa]

Can anybody answer the question I have about Cindy Anthony being on the creditor list? What amount is she claiming she is owed??? WTH? :furious:

I don't remember this at all... :waitasec:

She is on the creditor list - page 17 - but amount is not shown; Casey likes to make it up as she goes along...

http://thecreditreportwithbilllewis...y-anthony-middle-district-bankruptcy-0126.pdf

 

[ThinkTank]

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.

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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.

 

[logicalgirl]

She is on the creditor list - page 17 - but amount is not shown; Casey likes to make it up as she goes along...

http://thecreditreportwithbilllewis...y-anthony-middle-district-bankruptcy-0126.pdf

Uh huh - yes she does and maybe CA wants her Dr. Phil money back...:waitasec:

Maybe she thought a loan was safe until FCA started pulling in the big money for a book or a few interviews.....not so fast CA !:floorlaugh: When are you going to learn?

 

[ZsaZsa]

According to Jeff Weiner her hearing is to stay in Tampa, the Judge agreed the publicity surrounding her case was extraordinary.

https://twitter.com/JeffWeinerOS

 

[ZsaZsa]

Bankruptcy case to stay in Tampa-

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

 

[watcher9]

I think FCA promised CA she could have a piece of the pie as soon as she got it, but told her she needed to wait until the bankruptcy for that one more day. FCA knows that CA believes her and will be waiting for that one more day to come. According to the BK papers, FCA must be reneging on it now. MOO

It's Tuesday, 10:40 am.
Has anyone heard anything?

 

[ZsaZsa]

I think FCA promised CA she could have a piece of the pie as soon as she got it, but told her she needed to wait until the bankruptcy for that one more day. FCA knows that CA believes her and will be waiting for that one more day to come. According to the BK papers, FCA must be reneging on it now. MOO

It's Tuesday, 10:40 am.
Has anyone heard anything?

Yes, it is to stay in Tampa. Maybe they don't have media/loser bloggers in that area and it will be safe for Casey to show up...:furious:

 

[BChand]

Yes, it is to stay in Tampa. Maybe they don't have media/loser bloggers in that area and it will be safe for Casey to show up...:furious:

Are they insinuating that she has fans in the Tampa area. FGS, lets get this overwith.


Noted this in the OS article -

Anthony did not appear in court for Tuesday's hearing, but is expected to attend the next one, currently set for Monday.


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

Not sure what the Monday hearing is about or why she would have to attend.

 

[strawberry]

@CFNews13Casey
#CaseyAnthony must appear in court next week to answer questions in her bankruptcy case. The details here: http://www.cfnews13.com/content/new...icles/cfn/2013/2/25/bankruptcy_hearing_f.html

:great:

 

[rossva]

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


<snipped> Gonzalez's attorney R. Scott Shuker argued Tuesday that Anthony filed for bankruptcy in Tampa merely to avoid media scrutiny. He noted Orlando reporters in the courtroom as evidence that effort failed.

"It looks like most of our media have found a way to drive the 70 miles to be here," the Orlando-based lawyer said, motioning to the gallery." <snipped>


<snipped> "There's now a $50,000 bounty as to her address and whereabouts," Schrader said, without indicating the source of that threat.<snipped>

IMO, that statement tells me she isn't living at Ocean Woods. I can't see many, if any OW residents not jumping on that.

Yes, it is to stay in Tampa. Maybe they don't have media/loser bloggers in that area and it will be safe for Casey to show up...:furious:

 

[Intermezzo]

According to Jeff Weiner her hearing is to stay in Tampa, the Judge agreed the publicity surrounding her case was extraordinary.

https://twitter.com/JeffWeinerOS

"WAS" is the key word IMO her Murder Trial WAS......

IMO her defense team and family helped create and heigthen the publicity surrounding the case and murder trial.

WAS, Judge..she's a WAS Judge not a Now.

 

[logicalgirl]

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

"There's now a $50,000 bounty as to her address and whereabouts," Schrader said, without indicating the source of that threat.

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.

So there it is - FCA will be at Monday's hearing....:what: