Niles L. Jackson

How Judge Jackson rules, drawn from 12 signed orders. Every observation links to the order it came from.

Judge Jackson no longer hears cases. This profile is preserved as a historical record of how they ruled.

Court
U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Oklahoma
Position
bankruptcy
Status
No longer serving
Commissioned
2002-01-01
Signed orders read
12

How Judge Jackson decides

Patterns drawn from this judge's own signed orders. Every observation links to the order it came from.

What persuades

A perfected attorney lien tied to identified domestic-relations proceeds supported limited stay relief as to those assets.

“Accordingly, Creditor’s Motion for Stay Relief is sustained as to only the items listed in paragraphs 3 and 7, namely the retirement accounts and property division alimony.”

Procedural preferences

The court favored nonmonetary sanctions calibrated to deter repeat conduct.

“Whenever possible, nonmonetary sanctions are preferred over monetary sanctions.”

Cautions

Plan language that misstates settled nondischargeability rules can result in sanctions and corrective orders.

“The Court hereby admonishes Mr. Johnson for his conduct in this case. If such violation occurs again, the Court will consider monetary sanctions.”

Signed rulings

A grounded sample of orders signed by this judge, with the verbatim dispositive language.

In re Bingham
· 2006-06-22
Debtor motion to avoid attorney lien (Debtor) Denied

“Debtor’s Motion to Avoid Lien is denied”

Creditor motion for stay relief (Julie Simmons Rivers, P.C.) Granted in part

“Accordingly, Creditor’s Motion for Stay Relief is sustained as to only the items listed in paragraphs 3 and 7, namely the retirement accounts and property division alimony.”

In re Wilcox
· 2003-06-13
Debtor motion to modify confirmed chapter 13 plan (Debtor) Denied

“Therefore, Debtor’s Motion to Modify is denied.”

Stidham v. Southwest National Bank of Weatherford (In re Stidham)
· 2003-03-27
Debtor motion for summary judgment (Debtor) Granted

“Accordingly, PlaintiffiDebtor’s Motion for Summary Judgment is sustained”

Bank cross motion for summary judgment (Southwest National Bank of Weatherford) Denied

“the Defendant/Bank’s Motion for Summary Judgment is denied.”

In re Eddins
· 2006-10-17
Debtors motion to value vehicle (Debtors) Granted in part

“Accordingly, the value of the Sebring is $5,425.”

In re Henry
· 2003-05-13
United states trustee motion to reconsider attorney fee award (United States Trustee) Granted in part

“the UST’s motion to reconsider is sustained in part and denied in part.”

Altegra Credit Co. v. Dennis (In re Dennis)
· 2002-12-17
Debtor motion to dismiss adversary proceeding (Debtor) Denied

“Given the reasons cited above, Defendant’s Motion to Dismiss is denied.”

In re Lemons
· 2002-11-13

Contextual exclusion: the court imposed a nonmonetary admonition on its own initiative rather than resolving a party motion.

Hicks v. Homeq Servicing Corp. (In re Hicks)
· 2002-09-05
Defendant motion to compel arbitration and stay proceedings (Homeq Servicing Corporation) Denied

“ORDER DENYING MOTION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION”

Williford v. Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education (In re Williford)
· 2003-09-08

Contextual exclusion: the student-loan discharge request was decided after trial rather than on a classified motion.

In re Robinson
· 2002-11-26
Creditor motion to reconsider turnover order (Eldorado) Granted

“Eldorado’s Motion to Reconsider is granted.”

Webster v. Centex Home Equity Corp. (In re Webster)
· 2003-08-07

Contextual exclusion: the loan-rescission dispute was decided after trial rather than on a classified motion.

In re Carter
· 2006-06-09
Trustee objection to vehicle exemption and request for turnover (Chapter 7 Trustee) Granted

“Accordingly, Trustee’s Objection to Exemption and Request for Turnover is sustained”

Debtors motion to certify question to oklahoma supreme court (Debtors) Denied

“Debtors’ Motion to Certify is denied.”

Caseload & timing

From public federal docket records for this judge.

The median reflects case-level filing and termination dates only; the sampled matters contained no archived motion entries.

A historical record

Judge Jackson no longer hears cases. This profile stays available as a record of how they ruled. If you're preparing for a matter, start from the court's current bench.