In re Ramirez

William J. Lafferty, III U.S. Bankruptcy Judge

Chapter 7

A hearing was held on October 21, 2015. At the hearing the parties indicated that a settlement in principal had been reached that would resolve the adversary proceeding. Marlene G. Weinstein, the Chapter 7 Trustee ("Trustee"), filed a Motion for Order Approving Compromise of Controversy and Opportunity for Objections in the main bankruptcy case. An Order Approving Trustee's Compromise of Controversy was entered on December 17, 2015.

It appears to the Court that the adversary proceeding has been resolved completely. However, the adversary proceeding has not yet been dismissed. If the compromise approved in the main case resolved the adversary proceeding for all purposes, the Trustee should file a stipulated motion requesting dismissal of the case and upload a proposed order granting that motion. If the compromise did not resolve all of the issues raised in the Complaint for: (1) Avoidance and Recovery of Fraudulent Transfer (1307 87^th Avenue, Oakland, CA); and (2) Declaratory Relief, the Trustee should file a status report explaining why the case should not be dismissed and suggesting a process for advancing the resolution of the adversary proceeding.

The following constitutes the order of the court.

Signed March 11
, 2016

/s/ _________

William J. Lafferty
, III

U.S. Bankruptcy Judge

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