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To: scion who wrote (11686)11/28/2012 8:29:32 PM
From: scion  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12465
 
Proceedings: STATUS CONFERENCE RE SETTLEMENT

The case is called. Mr. Eade previously checked in with the clerk for a telephonic appearance, but when the case is called he is no longer present. The Court directs the clerk to attempt to contact Mr. Eade while another matter is called.

The matter is recalled. The clerk was unable to reach Mr. Eade, and Mr. Eade is not present.

The status conference proceeds. Mr. Good informs the Court that there has been a de minimis payment made to his client and states that his client believes that the potential for a contempt motion and the Court’s continued involvement in the proceedings are the only way to ensure that plaintiff will continue to make payments and appearances. Defendant requests that the Court set a status conference in approximately one month and set a deadline for initiating a contempt proceeding for ten days after the status conference.

The Court inquires as to whether defendant intends to file an order to show cause as to contempt, and if so whether it will be for civil or criminal contempt. The Court directs defense counsel to research the appropriate procedure. If criminal contempt is sought, an arraignment and other proceedings must be scheduled.

The Court directs the parties to confer further regarding reaching an agreement which might include a payment schedule that, if not met, results in the entire remaining balance becoming immediately due and payable, and subject to a judgment.

The Court sets a Further Status Conference for January 7, 2013 at 1:30 p.m. The Court prefers that counsel file a joint status report, but will accept individual status reports if communication problems preclude the filing of a joint status report. The status report(s) shall be filed on or before January 3, 2013 and shall include what relief, if any, defendant seeks and what the parties’ plan is, including proposed dates, with respect to any further proceedings with this Court. Defense counsel is to give notice to Mr. Eade of these dates.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

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