Also at meeting at Red Lion, he was asked if he would contact or report any
illegal issues to proper authorities and his response was I am not here to
prosecute or judge illegal activities only to liquidate assets or words to that
effect were said, you are right he is representing Ross only.
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On Jun 23, 2019, at 11:15 AM, Julia Pond <juliapond@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Agreed. The current situation is neither objective nor least-cost, as we are
entitled to as creditors. We need to pursue the option to change receiver at
a minimum. I am willing to be one of the two that makes the motion. Can your
attorney file it?
My attorney is filing my objection to the notice of intent to compensate. We
have a couple of reasons in our objection, so at least the runaway train that
this has been is momentarily paused.
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Julia Pond
juliapond@xxxxxxxxxxx
On Sun, Jun 23, 2019, at 10:13 AM, Robert Johnson wrote:
Hello,
My name is Eva Johnson, I am Robert Johnson's wife. We wrote and sent the
letter to all we could, in an attempt to get everybody together. This
list-serve is a great idea, thank for setting it up.
I think that we should pursue Julia's suggestion and file a motion to change
receivership. My husband I have been talking to our attorney and we were
told that we could also force AEM into involuntary bankruptcy (possibly in
federal court), which takes it out of the receivership and puts it into
court. We need to meet ASAP. I am not sure how to make this happen, anyone
have an idea or would want to take this on? We will have our attorney show
up and help us figure out our options. But time is of the essence. We want
to meet with as few or as many as are willing to do so. Thank you,
Eva and Rob Johnson
On Thu, Jun 20, 2019 at 4:24 PM Julia Pond <juliapond@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
All,
It only takes a motion of two or more creditors (served and filed within 30
days of the notice mailed to creditors) to make the court order a meeting of
all creditors to determine whether a person other than the assignee named in
the assignment should be appointed as a general receiver.
I think we ought to at least try to get someone who doesn’t have such high
fees AND get Ross’ attorneys out of this process.
As it stands, Hamstreet and the attorneys are on track to bill over a
million dollars by year end, and in any tough decision will favor Ross over
any or all of us—if it keeps the money flowing.
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Julia Pond
juliapond@xxxxxxxxxxx