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In Hewes v. Hewes (16 N.Y. Supp. 119) INGRAHAM, J., said: "It is clear, however, that the residence spoken of in the section of the Code cited is an actual residence of each of the parties and not the theoretic residence of the wife which is presumed to follow that of the husband.
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Bankruptcy Case No. 13-41309-can7 Adversary Case No. 14-04022-can
05-12-2014
In Re: Steven W. Hewes Debtor Erlene Krigel Plaintiff(s) v. Steven W. Hewes Defendant(s)
JUDGMENT
The issues of this proceeding having been duly considered by the Honorable Cynthia A. Norton , United States Bankruptcy Judge, and a decision having been reached without trial or hearing. IT IS ORDERED AND ADJUDGED: 1. The Defendant is ordered, within thirty (30) days after entry of this Order, to turn over to the sum of $15,981.00 as property of the bankruptcy estate; and to pay $1,193.00 to Krigel & Krigel, PC attorneys fees and filing fee for this action. 2. Should Defendant fail to timely comply with the foregoing requirements, the Court shall deny the Defendants discharge. 3. This Judgment is a final judgment for purposes of execution.
Ann Thompson
Court Executive
By: Jamie McAdams
Deputy Clerk
Court to serve