For those of you twiddling your thumbs awaiting Sean Dunne’s statement of financial affairs, you won’t have much longer to wait. Sean has sought, and has been granted, a second extension to the deadline to file his financial statements, and the revised deadline is this coming Thursday, 2nd May 2013.
In the application for the second extension – the first extension expired last Saturday 27th April, 2013 – Sean’s award-winning lawyer repeats the grounds cited for the first extension and seeks the extension “due to the extent and complexity of Mr. Dunne’s historical financial affairs and the necessity to review and translate the information already assembled intothe form required by the Schedules”
The documents that Sean should now file later this week are “Chapter 7 Means Test, Schedules of Assets and Liabilities, Attorney Disclosure Statement, Statement of Financial Affairs, Debtors Declaration Page, Statistical Summary of Schedules, Summary of Schedules, and Statement of Intent”
The Bankruptcy court has today agreed the new extension. The application and order are available here, and an extract is shown above.
We’re looking at a repeat of the David Drumm incident methinks. What’s he up to now anyway?
@OMF, the David Drumm bankruptcy case in Massachusetts rumbles on, the most recent entry on the case was 1st March 2013 when the Special Liquidator of IBRC wrote to the court to alert it to a change of address from IBRC to care of KPMG. The bankruptcy trustee is seemingly resisting David being granted bankruptcy. So yes, what was supposed to take less than 12 months when David first filed in October 2010 has so far taken 2.5 years.