good god no. i can't even convey how off the mark you are with that question, because I am not posting a picture of either of them.
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BuckeyeNation27;1742557; said:not yet. I'm assuming I'll have to wait for her to be found guilty before any of that happens.....if any of that happens. there was a bankruptcy hearing a while back that I couldn't attend where she apparently was supposed to be there to answer questions under oath. it was up in Syracuse, NY in the middle of the week.
when did you move from the sayre to the harrisburg area?F-in lawyers....always scheduling hearings in the middle of the week and shit...
2 years ago in Octoberjimotis4heisman;1742561; said:when did you move from the sayre to the harrisburg area?
we found out it was much more than just our group. there are a bunch of people in the same boat. oddly enough she only got charged with 10 counts of grand larceny.stowfan;1742590; said:Question for the attorneys on the board; any chance 27 and some of the other folks see if they can bring criminal charges? To the laymen it sound like ($2000.00 x 36) 72 grand was stolen. Just a thought
not taking the case pro hoc vice?Don't know if you got stiffed on the Bermuda or Mackinac Island trip, but the Chapter 7 is for her worthless company. It is a "no asset" case, and the 341 meeting of creditors you missed was continued. I'd send someone there to ask about error and omissions insurance coverage when they reset the 341. Who knows, if she had it they will pay you the small amount you were cheated just to get rid of you.
You need to sue Gail Romano if anybody. Did she file a 7 too? I do not see her name in the Northern district of NY, or anywhere else but older cases from Florida, Connecticut and California. She has to file where she lives.
If you go that route, I'd sue her personally for fraud in small claims court, if you sue anyone. Forget the shell company without assets. As she is under criminal investigation, you need to talk to the DA to be sure that she will be required to pay restitution as a part of her sentence/plea deal. If not, and you are still [censored]ed, try to get a judgment in whatever small claims court she is subject to. Wait until a plea or conviction so you can enter that as evidence. I'd pay a couple c-notes to get a judgment, and file a lien on her house and property if only to [censored] her off while the judgment accrues interest. I mean, you can [censored] up her credit a little bit. And if she gets out and makes any $$ in the future, you can garnish her wages and generally [censored] with her.
I do not see you recovering save for the criminal restitution shot - but you might be able be a pain in her ass at least. Seriously, get with the DA and let them know you will be watching and making a public fuss if she is let off sans restitution, and be willing to let her off easy if she will pay you back. (if that is more important than jail time for the bitch)
and--I would never tell you that as a lawyer, as I don't give legal advice to you, don't know what all your facts are, don't know the law where you reside or entered into the contract, and I have no intention of practicing law there. Consult a local attorney and ignore anything I say.....just like the poli board does.