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Originally Posted by golfing eagles
No, I'M the person who has stated all along that the alleged overbilling is a completely different issue form the bankruptcy filing. Get your facts straight before posting nonsense. I also stated that while The Villages Holding Co.
owns 60% of TVH, that it is
unlikely they are making day to
day decisions. I also read the
document. They order is to
disclose all assets of TVH.
And The Villages Holding Co.
makes that information public.
I very much doubt they could
get a listing of all the Morse
family's personal assets---it
would be massive judicial
overreach especially in a
bankruptcy case, and met by a
ton of legal objections by their
lawyers. However, you never
know what a judge will do. But
thanks for letting me know
that a person or business is
bankrupt when their debt
exceeds their assets---I had no
idea that was the case before
you "educated" me  L |
You stated I was conflating the issue. By typing those words, it appeared that you believe I am uneducated. I merely stated the facts about bankruptcy. Great! My words matched yours. What's your problem with that? I also stated there was indeed a mention of the Morse family in the court documents. Fact!
By the way, I never would think a court would look into personal assets when overseeing a BUSINESS bankruptcy. Two different issues. I stated Parr was required to provide accurate accounting of money received FROM THIS BUSINESS. But, I do not see a reason to argue. I think we both want healthcare to remain uninterrupted. This is what matters most.