Shelley D. Rucker

“No response was filed to the Motion within fourteen days as required by E.D.Tenn. LBR 9013 — l(i)(2), and, therefore, the court has granted GKH’s motion by separate order.”

“For the foregoing reasons, the court will allow the interim fees of $54,664.00 and the reimbursement of expenses in the amount of $3,418.49. Although the United States Trustee did not file a comment, the allowance of fees for other attorneys has been subject to a holdback of 10%. The court finds that given the expanded scope of Mr. Farinash’s employment, it is appropriate that he should be subject to the same holdback.”

“The court finds that the debtor provided a satisfactory explanation for her last minute disposition of assets that rebuts the trustee’s allegation of fraudulent intent toward her creditors generally”

“Accordingly, the discharge of the debtor is denied under 11 U.S.C. § 727(a)(4)(A) and a judgment consistent with this memorandum will be entered.”

“The court finds that Mr. LeRoy was appointed as ‘named counsel’ for the trustee. Consequently payment to him pursuant to the Fourth Fee Application was appropriately entered for the reasons given below, and GKH’s motion is DENIED.”

“Therefore, the objection to the retroactive employment is overruled”

“Therefore, the objection to the retroactive employment is overruled and the motion to reconsider is GRANTED IN PART. The court will disallow the request for fees incurred from June 15, 2010, through June 30, 2010, and modify the Fifth Fee Application accordingly.”

“The court has reviewed the briefing, the applicable law, and the record and has determined that the IRS’s motion will be GRANTED as to the specific issues raised, but DENIED as to the specific amount of the tax liability.”

“Therefore; the court overrules the trustee’s objection to the fee.”

“The administrative expense will be allowed, and the trustee’s objection is overruled.”

“Based on the totality of the circumstances of this case, the court finds that the exemption was not claimed in bad faith and the trustee’s objection is overruled.”

“A separate order will enter granting the motion to dismiss on the terms proposed by the parties.”

“The court will also overrule the only objection to the dismissal filed by Mr. Mahalik on the basis that the potential harm to him is minimal.”

“Accordingly, the court concludes that the debtor did not acquire the vehicle for her personal use, the hanging paragraph in section 1325(a) does not apply, and section 506 may be used to determine the amount of the secured claim. The court overrules Nissan's objection to confirmation of the debtor's chapter 13 plan.”

“The court overrules FirstBank’s objection to the exemption of the three annuities on the basis that the objection was filed after the deadline imposed by Rule 4003(b), and therefore it is not timely.”

“For these reasons, the Debtor’s motion to compromise is denied.”

“Without the compromise the buyer is unwilling to go forward with the sale, therefore the motion to sell is denied as moot.”

“The debtor is not proposing to pay the lien holder the value of its allowed secured claim, and therefore the motion to redeem the vehicle for $2500 is denied. The debtor may redeem the vehicle for $5,225.”