U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Andrew B. Altenburg Jr. Courtesy photo
A federal bankruptcy judge imposed sanctions against an attorney and his client for ”a lack of good faith, scandalous pleadings, unnecessary delay, and needless litigation and costs” in what the judge called a scheme to delay addressing a secured claim against a property in Camden.
In the underlying bankruptcy case, In re King, Tyrelle Lamar King filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy with the goal to “cram down” a property tax lien, according to a June decision issued by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Andrew B. Altenburg Jr. of the District of New Jersey.
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