Yesterday I accompanied my husband to court (pro se) for a hearing that we requested for a Motion to Dismiss a complaint filed against him in regards to his BK. (AKA; An Adversary Proceeding.) I've spent a week or two researching the internet on laws, etc., & it paid off.
My husband was granted the Motion for Dismissal, based on this guy's Failure To State A Claim Upon Which Relief Can Be Granted re: Particularity. Basically, the guy had no case, & as the judge said, the guy didn't even provide an inkling or suspician that my husband participated in any fraudulent behavior.
This guy has an awful vendetta against our family, & will most likely appeal all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, if allowed... It went from my husband winning the original conciliation court case, to it being appealed by this guy, & overturned in this guy's favor, to my husband filing BK, to this guy contesting his portion of it, to my husband being granted a Motion for the Dismissal of the AP...
How long- like, is there a statue of time constraint- does this guy have to file yet ANOTHER appeal to now this dismissal?
I want to know when I can breathe.
Also, I'm wondering about "reconsideration." Could this guy file that sort of a Motion? If so, how long does he have to do that? I can't find much on the net about "reconsideration."
Wouldn't you not being able to try the same case twice pertain to this situation as well?
