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Notice of Administration to Creditors
Notice of Administration to Creditors
Notice of Hearing—Decedent’s Estate or Trust (Probate—Decedents’ Estates)
Notice of Hearing—Decedent’s Estate or Trust (Probate—Decedents’ Estates)
Notice of Petition to Administer Estate (Probate—Decedents’ Estates)
Notice of Petition to Administer Estate (Probate—Decedents’ Estates)
Notice of Proposed Action (Objection-Consent)
Notice of Proposed Action (Objection-Consent)
Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem – Probate [same as GC-101]
Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem – Probate [same as GC-101]
Order Confirming Sale of Real Property
Order Confirming Sale of Real Property
Order Determining Succession to Real Property (Estates of $150,000 or Less)
Order Determining Succession to Real Property (Estates of $150,000 or Less)
Order Prescribing Notice [same as GC-022]
Order Prescribing Notice [same as GC-022]
Force Majeure Letter
In the course of a commercial contract it may sometimes be the case that a party is unable to perform their obligations due to an intervening event or circumstance beyond their reasonable control. Many contracts therefore include what is known as a Force Majeure clause – absolving a party of liability for failure to perform their obligations in such cases.
Motion to Avoid Judicial Lien
THE DEBTOR, by and through counsel Martinez, Law Firm, LLC, moves this court to avoid judicial lien by stating as follows:
1. Debtor commenced this case on October 19, 2011 by filing a voluntary petition for relief under Chapter 7 of Title 11 of the United States Code.
2. The debtor owns real property occupied as his home located at 5943 S. Tempe Way, Aurora, CO 80015, Arapahoe County Colorado. The debtor believes that the value of the homestead is $224,000 as stated in his schedules.
3. Pursuant to 28 USC 1334, this court has jurisdiction over this motion filed under 11 USC 522(f) to avoid and cancel three judicial liens, to wit:
Order Determining Homestead Status of Real Property
As a special kind of asset, it passes automatically to the heir(s) under Florida law; however, the heirs may not have clear title. Without clear title, these heirs are unable to sell the home. Therefore, title companies will require an Order Determining Homestead prior to issuing a title policy.
PLAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR JUDGMENT ON THE PLEADINGS AND MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT
In a Fair Debt Collection Act PLAINTIFF’S MOTION FOR JUDGMENT ON THE PLEADINGS AND MEMORANDUM IN SUPPORT