Attorney Thomas Fasel Ends Defendants’ Attempt to Avoid Liability through Bankruptcy Filing

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Costa Mesa, California, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) January 26, 2011 -- When Defendants, charged with the fraudulent transfer of property, attempted to remove a California State Court lawsuit to the United States Bankruptcy Court as well as bring an Adversarial Proceeding against the Plaintiff for violation of debtor discharge, Attorney Tom Fasel associated in as co-counsel to specially combat the Bankruptcy discharge, remand the lawsuit back to the State Court and move for dismissal of the Adversarial Proceeding.

Defendants attempted to avoid a quiet title action and fraud by filing for Bankruptcy, believing that a discharge of their debts would insulate them from liability in the State Court. To prevent the Defendants from avoiding liability for their fraud, Tom Fasel moved the United States Bankruptcy Court for remand of the State Court matter and dismissal of the adversarial complaint pursuant to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6). The Federal Court considered the written motions and heard oral arguments on the matter and granted both of Mr. Fasel’s motions, allowing the Plaintiff to quiet title to his property and continue to pursue his fraud cause of action in the State Court.

If you are seeking an attorney to represent you before the United States Bankruptcy Court in an adversarial proceeding or other Bankruptcy litigation, Thomas Fasel can assist you with superior representation at a reasonable fee. Contact Attorney Thomas Fasel today to see how he can protect your legal rights.

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