Wayne E. Hudgens

1:08-bk-00536DcbOct 15, 2008

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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
IN RE
WAYNE E. HUDGENS 	: Chapter 13 Case No. 08-00536
Debtor
ORDER SUSTAINING TRUSTEE’S OBJECTION TO CLAIMED EXEMPTION
Upon consideration of the Trustee’s unopposed Objection to the debtor’s
claimed exemption of 100% of personal injury case/work comp pursuant to D.C. Code
Ann. §32-1517, and the court record herein, it is,
ORDERED, that the Trustee’s Objection to claimed exemption be and the same
is hereby sustained and debtor’s said claimed exemption is hereby disallowed.
Wayne E. Hudgens
4100 18th Place, NE
Washington, DC 	20018
Lawrence F. Regan, Jr.
17 W Jefferson Street
Rockville, MD 	20850-4214
Cynthia A. Niklas
Chapter 13 Trustee
4545 42nd ST NW #211
Washington, DC 	20016-4623
MEMORANDUM DECISION AND ORDER The debtor filed a
Schedule C. in which he claimed as fully exempt the following
property: "Contingent and Non-Contingent Interests in the Estate
of a Decedent: Personal Injury Case/Work Comp" pursuant to DC
Code Ann. Section 32-1517. The trustee has objected to the
debtor's claimed exemption as "inapplicable." The debtor has
failed to file a response contending that, as a factual matter, the
claim comes within section 32-1517 as a claim against an
employer for worker's compensation as opposed to a claim
against a third party for personal injury damages. The objection to
claim will thus be sustained. To the extent that the trustee is
alternatively contending that the claimed exemption is
inapplicable on some other ground, that issue is not reached by
this decision. The order below is signed. Dated: October 14, 2008.
______________________
S. Martin Teel, Jr.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
Case 08-00536 Doc 31 Filed 10/15/08 Entered 10/15/08 09:56:47 Desc Main
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