Seems to me that news media are trying to say that
FCA DOES HAVE book deal offers! And that should be important in the bankruptcy case.
In my view, if FCA is allowed to list "potential" future creditors, even people who have never had ANY contact with her in any way and have never sent her a bill for anything [Conway, NeJame, Lippmann] .... then FCA should also have to list all
"potential" future INCOME. The public knows that she has received many many many high-paying book and interview offers. It is common sense that she will eventually take these offers.
If the bankruptcy judge is aware of the intense media interest in anything dealing with Casey Anthony [and agrees with safety concerns], then in the same vein, the judge should be aware that Casey Anthony has a huge "potential" for making large sums of money in the near future, from all of the media attention, and therefore, should not be allowed to play the bankruptcy card now.
http://www.cfnews13.com/content/new...ticles/cfn/2013/3/1/casey_anthony_5_thin.html
Casey Anthony: 5 things to know in the bankruptcy case
By Amanda Evans, Reporter
Last Updated: Friday, March 01, 2013
excerpts:
But legal analyst Mark NeJame says the bankruptcy courts are strict.
"You are under strict scrutiny when you are dealing with a bankruptcy trustee, and a bankruptcy judge," NeJame said. "You don't fool around, so
if there has been any, any mis-statements or any 'fudging of numbers' there's going to be hell to pay in front of a bankrutpcy judge."
4. Casey Anthony could go back to jail.
Anthony’s attorney Jose Baez admitted in her murder trial
she has a history of lying, but doing so in federal bankruptcy court could land her in jail.
Anthony signed a summary of her schedule when she filed for bankruptcy and listed all of her assets.
If a judge determines she was not truthful on this form she could face felony charges.
5. A book deal means no bankruptcy.
Attorneys will question Casey Anthony on her finances and the potential to someday make money. If Casey Anthony has a potential book deal or offer, it could be considered an asset and she would not be allowed to file for bankruptcy. Money made from a book deal or movie would be paid to Anthony’s creditors first. Anthony claims she owes nearly $800,000. If a book deal is made after bankruptcy is granted, Anthony could keep the money.
