So, did Sam make it back from under the bridge? ...........

See, http://www.samsloan.com/hearing-tomorrow.htm

"Hearing Tomorrow in Goshen Supreme Court at 9:00 AM
A hearing will take place tomorrow, Tuesday, November 30, 2004, at
9:00 AM sharp in the Orange County New York Supreme Court before Judge
Lawrence Horowitz in courtroom 6 of the courthouse.
There is no way to know how long the hearing will last. It might be
over in two seconds or it might last all day.

I also do not know whether there will be actual testimony.

I do know that there will be no USCF employees present because they
have been instructed not to attend.

One prominent and well known chess player has told me that he is
thinking of attending as a spectator.

I would encourage any local chess players interested in such matters
to attend, because this hearing is likely to determine the fate and
future of the United States Chess Federation.

The Short Line Bus Company goes from New York City to Goshen.
Unfortunately, the first bus in the morning arrives at 10:03 AM. Since
the hearing is scheduled at 9:00 AM, I am forced to go up the night
before. I understand that there are some nice bridges to sleep under
in Goshen."

http://www.samsloan.com/hearing-tomorrow.htm

"KidDon" wrote in message
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So, did Sam make it back from under the bridge? ...........

Don't know. Do know he perjured himself and labeled Beatrice and Hanke as
embezzlers who intend to run off to Chile with the money. Beatriz is being
advised to move back to NY so that she can pursue damages. Embezzle is a
libelous word when recorded in a court document. When she prevails she can
lien Sam's S.S. check. Poetic justice.

When she prevails she can
lien Sam's S.S. check.

Can you actually lien a SS check? A reporter on The Tube the other day stated
that OJ's NFL pension could not be lien'ed to pay the civil judgemnt against
him.

No,
You cannot place a lien against a contractual monetary aggangement
that is already in the "pay out" portion.

That is why money in alife policies cash value cannot be attached by
creditors. Also monies in the pay out portion of a structured annunity
cannot be attached either.

That being said, I wonder if the money in the bank in New York
converted the deposit into a single premium immediate annunity with an
interest plus certain payout of five years would violate the court
order?

The deposit woud have remained with the bank under a contractual
arrangement with the bank. Interest earned from the deposit would be a
seperate issue altogether. It may also be able to assign those assetts
to another entity.

Assign those assetts to the bank in Tennessee for an equal amount of
assetts at their bank. The Tenessee bank wouldnt care one way or the
other.
OTHERE (Fifiela) wrote in message ...
When she prevails she can
lien Sam's S.S. check.

Can you actually lien a SS check? A reporter on The Tube the other day stated
that OJ's NFL pension could not be lien'ed to pay the civil judgemnt against
him.

OTHERE (Fifiela) wrote in message ...
When she prevails she can
lien Sam's S.S. check.

Can you actually lien a SS check? A reporter on The Tube the other day stated
that OJ's NFL pension could not be lien'ed to pay the civil judgemnt against
him.

_____________________
I believe that is because OJ resides in Florida and pensions are
generally exempt from execution under Florida law.

kiddon

Can you actually lien a SS check? A reporter on The Tube the other day
stated
that OJ's NFL pension could not be lien'ed to pay the civil judgemnt
against
him.

_____________________
I believe that is because OJ resides in Florida and pensions are
generally exempt from execution under Florida law.

kiddon



Perhaps this various by state, but I thought that federal law protects 401K's
while IRA's are subject to certain creditors claims.

As I recall, OJ had millions in 401K's that his creditors couldn't get.

Grant Perks

No,
You cannot place a lien against a contractual monetary aggangement
that is already in the "pay out" portion.

That is why money in alife policies cash value cannot be attached by
creditors. Also monies in the pay out portion of a structured annunity
cannot be attached either.

That being said, I wonder if the money in the bank in New York
converted the deposit into a single premium immediate annunity with an
interest plus certain payout of five years would violate the court
order?

The deposit woud have remained with the bank under a contractual
arrangement with the bank. Interest earned from the deposit would be a
seperate issue altogether. It may also be able to assign those assetts
to another entity.

Assign those assetts to the bank in Tennessee for an equal amount of
assetts at their bank. The Tenessee bank wouldnt care one way or the
other.
OTHERE (Fifiela) wrote in message ...
When she prevails she can
lien Sam's S.S. check.

Can you actually lien a SS check? A reporter on The Tube the other day stated
that OJ's NFL pension could not be lien'ed to pay the civil judgemnt against
him.