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Floyd Jacobs File
In re: )
)
JOSHUA A. JACOBS )
SSN: XXX-XX-7661 ) Case No. 19-81785-CRJ7
)
Debtor. ) Chapter 7
)
PATSY ALLEN JOHNSON )
)
Plaintiff )
VS. ) AP Case No. 19-80067-CRJ
)
JOSHUA A. JACOBS )
)
Defendant )
This matter came before the Court on May 14, 2020 regarding the Stipulation as to non-
dischargeability of Debt and Entry of Final Judgment between Defendant and Debtor, JOSHUA
A. JACOBS (“Jacobs”), and Plaintiff and Creditor, PATSY A. JOHNSON (“Johnson”), and the
against Jacobs is declared excepted from discharge pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 523 of the United
months from the date of the first monthly payment of the required minimum monthly installments
of $250.00, which are due on the first day of every calendar month. The first minimum monthly
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payment shall be due on and begin August 1, 2020, which is more than ninety (90) days after entry
of this Order. Any and all payments, whether monthly or lump sum, shall be made to Plaintiff’s
counsel.
3. Defendant shall be permitted to pay the final judgment in advance of the payment
schedule, which was specifically bargained for and is expected by the parties in order for Jacobs
to comply with the forty-eight (48) month deadline to satisfy the final judgment. At such time that
Defendant pays the outstanding remaining balance of the final judgment, the balance shall be
4. Defendant shall inform Plaintiff’s counsel of any changes in his employment within
two weeks of the new hire date until the final judgment balance has been paid in full. In the event
Jacobs moves during the forty-eight (48) month term, he shall inform Plaintiff’s counsel of his
new address within two weeks of said move. Failure to inform Plaintiff’s counsel of any changes
in employment or residence constitutes a default of this agreement and will allow Plaintiff to
collect the remaining balance of the final judgment, along with an additional $52,788.16 from the
original underlying Final Judgment, as the new non-dischargeable final judgment amount.
5. In the event Defendant defaults on this final judgment and fails to make a minimum
monthly payment in the month in which it comes due, and fails to cure such missing payment
within forty-five (45) days, then the remaining balance of the judgment, along with an additional
$52,788.16 from the original underlying Final Judgment, shall be immediately due in full to
6. In the event Jacobs defaults, the parties agree that Plaintiff can pursue all available
collection remedies for both the remaining outstanding balance, along with the additional
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$52,788.16, as a total non-dischargeable debt that is excepted from discharge pursuant to 11 U.S.C.
§ 523 of the United States Bankruptcy Code, in this and all future bankruptcy proceedings.
Sean R. Guy, MS Bar No. 100362 Nicholas Gajewski, AL Bar No. 4254-L60G
McCraney Montagnet Quin & Noble, PLLC Bond, Botes, Sykstus, Tanner & McNutt, P.C.
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IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA
NORTHERN DIVISION
In re: )
)
JOSHUA A. JACOBS )
SSN: XXX-XX-7661 ) Case No. 19-81785-CRJ7
)
Debtor. ) Chapter 7
)
PATSY ALLEN JOHNSON )
)
Plaintiff )
VS. ) AP Case No. 19-80067-CRJ
)
JOSHUA A. JACOBS )
)
Defendant )
This matter came before the Court on May 14, 2020 regarding the Stipulation as to non-
dischargeability of Debt and Entry of Final Judgment between Defendant and Debtor, JOSHUA
A. JACOBS (“Jacobs”), and Plaintiff and Creditor, PATSY A. JOHNSON (“Johnson”), and the
against Jacobs is declared excepted from discharge pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 523 of the United
months from the date of the first monthly payment of the required minimum monthly installments
of $250.00, which are due on the first day of every calendar month. The first minimum monthly
Case 19-81785-CRJ7 Doc 26 Filed 05/15/20 Entered 05/15/20 10:59:17 Desc Main
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payment shall be due on and begin August 1, 2020, which is more than ninety (90) days after entry
of this Order. Any and all payments, whether monthly or lump sum, shall be made to Plaintiff’s
counsel.
3. Defendant shall be permitted to pay the final judgment in advance of the payment
schedule, which was specifically bargained for and is expected by the parties in order for Jacobs
to comply with the forty-eight (48) month deadline to satisfy the final judgment. At such time that
Defendant pays the outstanding remaining balance of the final judgment, the balance shall be
4. Defendant shall inform Plaintiff’s counsel of any changes in his employment within
two weeks of the new hire date until the final judgment balance has been paid in full. In the event
Jacobs moves during the forty-eight (48) month term, he shall inform Plaintiff’s counsel of his
new address within two weeks of said move. Failure to inform Plaintiff’s counsel of any changes
in employment or residence constitutes a default of this agreement and will allow Plaintiff to
collect the remaining balance of the final judgment, along with an additional $52,788.16 from the
original underlying Final Judgment, as the new non-dischargeable final judgment amount.
5. In the event Defendant defaults on this final judgment and fails to make a minimum
monthly payment in the month in which it comes due, and fails to cure such missing payment
within forty-five (45) days, then the remaining balance of the judgment, along with an additional
$52,788.16 from the original underlying Final Judgment, shall be immediately due in full to
6. In the event Jacobs defaults, the parties agree that Plaintiff can pursue all available
collection remedies for both the remaining outstanding balance, along with the additional
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$52,788.16, as a total non-dischargeable debt that is excepted from discharge pursuant to 11 U.S.C.
§ 523 of the United States Bankruptcy Code, in this and all future bankruptcy proceedings.
Sean R. Guy, MS Bar No. 100362 Nicholas Gajewski, AL Bar No. 4254-L60G
McCraney Montagnet Quin & Noble, PLLC Bond, Botes, Sykstus, Tanner & McNutt, P.C.
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