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Order/Judgment After OSC Hearing
Dear Colleagues:
I have a hearing on an OSC next week. The tentative is that the Court will
sanction the creditors for violating the automatic stay. I've always
settled such motions ahead of the hearing and while I could easily prepare
a simple order, I think the debtors will need to hire a collections
attorney. The OSC is against a medical group and 11 individually named
doctor corporations so I believe there will be assets to collect against.
Have you any thoughts on language to include in such an order to assist the
collections attorney? Here is what I have so far:
1) Name each individual party and spell the names correction. Be clear in
that it is a judgment in favor of the debtors and against the named parties.
2) This is a final order enforceable by writ of execution.
I also want to include judgment interest and costs of collection. I
believe there is a manner in which an order is turned into a judgment by
the court clerk, but I've never done it and not sure how.
Any other thoughts/consideration?
Link W. Schrader, Attorney
Law Office of Link W. Schrader
P.O. Box 412914, Kansas City, Missouri 64141
Missouri/Kansas: (816) 841-2642 (No Texts); California: (310) 413-6924
(Phone or Texts )
Fax: (310) 878-4158; www.schrader-law.com
Admitted to practice law in all courts in California and Missouri, and in
the federal courts in Kansas.
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