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Tonight's episode, Did Jen Camp get kicked out of bankruptcy court? Yes, that's the question

that's on our mind today. I'm recording this on Friday, August 30th, 2024. Yesterday, August

29th, 2024 was a very important day in the bankruptcy lawsuit that Jen Camp filed in Western

Washington, specifically in Tacoma,

because that is the day on which the trustee's motion to dismiss her case or transfer it to Utah

was heard. Now, there have been a lot of things going on behind the scenes leading up to this motion.

I'm going to go over those with you,

and then ultimately we'll get to the conclusion of yesterday's motion and what the judge

actually ruled on the trustee's motion to dismiss the case or transfer it to Utah. In other words,

to get at the hell out of Washington because the trustee does not believe it belongs in

Washington because the trustee believes that Jen it belongs in Washington because the trustee believes

that Jen Camp is not satisfied the venue requirement of living in Washington, having a domicile

in Washington, having a residence in Washington for the majority of the 180 days leading up to

her filing for bankruptcy, which she did on July 5, 2024.

Here is the actual motion that the trustee filed.

We went over this on the last episode that dealt with Jen Camp and her bankruptcy.

Trustees notice and motion to dismiss or transfer the Chapter 13 case.

Once again, the hearing date was yesterday, August 29th, 2004. You can see that at the

upper right-hand corner of the first page. And the response date was August 22nd,

2024. In other words, any responses to the trustees motion needed to be filed by that date

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