Stephanie Young

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5,197 appearances 100 recordings 22 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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Because of their refiling, the Owens family home was protected from foreclosure action, at least until June 21st, 2026.
Ron and Jan requested an emergency bankruptcy hearing to address their main concern, being able to protect their assets, specifically their home.
That hearing happened on June 18th, just a week before this episode's release.
And I don't think it went the way Ron and Jan were hoping it would.
Ms.
Naylor and Mr. Owens, this is your emergency motion to extend the automatic stay in this case.
It's your burden.
to prove that this case was filed in good faith, then you have to have clear and convincing evidence.
The primary thing the court is looking for is what circumstances changed between when Ron and Jan's first bankruptcy case was dismissed and the filing of their new case.
It seemed to the judge that their income had remained the same.
The judge had questions for Ron and Jan about what brought them back into bankruptcy court.
Jan starts to answer, and the judge interrupts her.
Well, the prior 13 was dismissed not because we abandoned it, but because our attorney didn't act when I asked him to in writing.
Well, let me just stop and interrupt you there because I've reviewed the papers filed in the prior case, and the reason your case was dismissed is because you did not turn over to the trustee tax returns and because your plan payments were delinquent.
So whatever may have happened with your attorney, I don't know what happened there, but filing your taxes and turning over your returns and paying your plan payments are all within your control.
Correct.
Jan tried to explain to the judge why their tax returns weren't filed and why their payments were delinquent.
As far as the plan payment is concerned, we had some major unexpected expenses that could not be put off.
We had major storm damage and cleanup that had been required and we had septic tank issues.
and we had car repair issues, and the money had to go into those things from a...
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