Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Florida

I'm in state court against a lender for bad boy conduct. I also filed for chapter 11 to stave off default on an existing mortgage. I do have a voluntary municipal default in the amount of $7,000. The property involved is valued in excess of $5 million. The bankruptcy judge dismissed the case citing the $7,000 default. I'm told default is not a bankruptcy issue. This is important for when I'm in state court, will that court defer to the BK decision? Is there any case I can use claiming the BK court is not the jurisdiction.


Asked on 7/03/14, 7:08 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
R. Jason de Groot R. Jason de Groot, P.A.

You are in state court for "bad boy" conduct by whom? You personally filed a chapter 11 bankruptcy? A municipal default? The property is worth more than 5 million? The bankruptcy judge dismissed what case, the bankruptcy? Why do you think you need to prove that the bankruptcy court did not have proper jurisdiction? The very first sentence of what you have written is confusing. The rest of it hardly makes any sense at all. I suggest that you just tell the basic facts and ask a question again.

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Answered on 7/03/14, 7:21 am


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