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In Re: Jeffrey James Coe Debtor(s)

JUDGE ARTHUR I. HARRIS

CHAPTER 13 MOTION TO EXPEDITE THE HEARING ON MOTION FOR AUTHORITY TO SETTLE INJURY CLAIM

Now comes Debtor, Jeffrey James Coe, by and through the undersigned counsel, and respectfully requests this Court to grant this Motion to Expedite the Motion for Authority to Settle Injury Claim. Debtor requests an expedited hearing to ensure that the settlement offer is not withdrawn prior to the next scheduled Chapter 13 docket. Debtor prays the Debtor's Motion for Authority to Settle Injury Claim s heard on February 7, 2019 at 2:00 p.m., at the US Bankruptcy Court, 201 Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio, Courtroom 1A.

Respectfully Submitted,

/s/Alexander V. Sarady


Alexander V. Sarady (0075500)


Rauser & Associates


614 West Superior Avenue, Suite 950


Cleveland, Ohio 44113


Telephone: (216) 263-6200


Facsimile: (216) 263-6202


Attorney for Debtor(s)

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

This is to certify that on February 4, 2019 a true and correct copy of the motion was served: Via the Court's Electronic Case Filing System on these entities and individuals who are listed on the Court's Electronic Mail Notice List: Lauren Helbling, on behalf of the Chapter 13 Trustee at ch13trustee@ch13cleve.com

United States Trustee, at (Registered address)@usdoj.gov Chapter 13 Trustee
Lauren A. Helbling, on behalf of the Chapter 13 Trustee at ch13trustee@ch13cleve.com And by regular U.S. mail, postage prepaid on: Debtor:
Jeffrey James Coe

4093 E. 74th Street
Cleveland, OH 44105


/s/Alexander V. Sarady


Alexander V. Sarady (0075500)


Attorney for Debtor(s)

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In re Coe
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