Haven't had a chance to speak with our attorney yet, but I guess the latest on our hearing last week was a final hearing date?? This showed up on PACER and I'm FREAKING out! Witnesses?? I can't afford to pay for witnesses on our side- not even sure who that would be or for what. (OH- but I would love to have the recording of our 341 played where the UST walks in and says she's there representing planned parenthood. Non-biased my a**) I certainly can't afford all the additional attorney fees it sounds like this is going to accumulate- we're up to $3200 in addition to what we paid to file so far. Another hearing, however many more hours of work for the attorney's office, "witnesses", plus a day off of work for DH, the gas to get to the court house an hour away, babysitter for the day...
I'm seriously wondering if we should just file to convert to a 13 and duke a low payment out for that instead because I can not handle another 3 months! We filed in June of 2010 for crying out loud. My husband's hair was not white at all when we filed- it is now. And that's not a joke.
I'm seriously wondering if we should just file to convert to a 13 and duke a low payment out for that instead because I can not handle another 3 months! We filed in June of 2010 for crying out loud. My husband's hair was not white at all when we filed- it is now. And that's not a joke.
THIS CASE came on for hearing on the Motion to Dismiss Case Pursuant to 11 U.S.C. Sec. 707(b)(1) and (b)(2) filed by United States Trustee (Doc. No. 15 ) pursuant to the notice of preliminary hearing served on the parties hereto. The Court is satisfied that the matter is now ready for final evidentiary hearing. Accordingly, it is
ORDERED:
1. Final Evidentiary Hearing. The final evidentiary hearing is set for August 18, 2011 at XXXX PM in Courtroom XXXXXXXXXXX .
2. Witness List. The parties shall exchange names and addresses of witnesses within fourteen (14) days of the date of entry of this Order.
3. Exhibits. The parties shall exchange exhibits no less than three (3) days before the date set for the final evidentiary hearing. All exhibits the parties intend to introduce into evidence must be premarked and listed in accordance with Local Rule 9070−1. Unless written objection is filed with the Court and served by facsimile transmission no later than twenty−four (24) hours before the final evidentiary hearing as to their authenticity, copies of the exhibits will be admitted in lieu of originals.
4. Summary Judgment Motions. Any motion for summary judgment shall be filed by thirty (30) days prior to the final evidentiary hearing . The Court will set a hearing on the summary judgment motion prior to the final evidentiary hearing. If the motion for summary judgment is denied in whole or in part, the final evidentiary hearing will proceed as scheduled herein.
5. Pending Motions. All properly filed and pending motions, other than motions for summary judgment, not previously disposed of shall be heard at the final evidentiary hearing.
6. Discovery Cutoff. All discovery shall be completed by seven (7) days before the date set for the final evidentiary hearing.
7. Discovery Disputes. To the extent there are disputes during the conduct of discovery in this case, the parties shall first confer in good faith to resolve the issue. If unsuccessful, the parties, or any of them, may request a telephone conference with the Court at a convenient time for all parties at which a court reporter will not be present. If the request is granted, then the Court will hear from the parties and advise the parties informally as to how the Court might rule if formally presented with the dispute. The Court’s informal ruling shall be without prejudice to the right of the party to file a formal motion and be heard further on the matters in dispute.
ORDERED:
1. Final Evidentiary Hearing. The final evidentiary hearing is set for August 18, 2011 at XXXX PM in Courtroom XXXXXXXXXXX .
2. Witness List. The parties shall exchange names and addresses of witnesses within fourteen (14) days of the date of entry of this Order.
3. Exhibits. The parties shall exchange exhibits no less than three (3) days before the date set for the final evidentiary hearing. All exhibits the parties intend to introduce into evidence must be premarked and listed in accordance with Local Rule 9070−1. Unless written objection is filed with the Court and served by facsimile transmission no later than twenty−four (24) hours before the final evidentiary hearing as to their authenticity, copies of the exhibits will be admitted in lieu of originals.
4. Summary Judgment Motions. Any motion for summary judgment shall be filed by thirty (30) days prior to the final evidentiary hearing . The Court will set a hearing on the summary judgment motion prior to the final evidentiary hearing. If the motion for summary judgment is denied in whole or in part, the final evidentiary hearing will proceed as scheduled herein.
5. Pending Motions. All properly filed and pending motions, other than motions for summary judgment, not previously disposed of shall be heard at the final evidentiary hearing.
6. Discovery Cutoff. All discovery shall be completed by seven (7) days before the date set for the final evidentiary hearing.
7. Discovery Disputes. To the extent there are disputes during the conduct of discovery in this case, the parties shall first confer in good faith to resolve the issue. If unsuccessful, the parties, or any of them, may request a telephone conference with the Court at a convenient time for all parties at which a court reporter will not be present. If the request is granted, then the Court will hear from the parties and advise the parties informally as to how the Court might rule if formally presented with the dispute. The Court’s informal ruling shall be without prejudice to the right of the party to file a formal motion and be heard further on the matters in dispute.
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