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IN RE CHOATE

Bankruptcy No. 194-10286-7. Adv. No. 195-1006.

184 B.R. 270 (1995)

In re Olaf Iden CHOATE and Sylvia Aguirre Choate, Debtors. Olaf Iden CHOATE, Plaintiff, v. NORVELL & ASSOCIATES, A.M. Tenz, Inc., Hendrick Health Information, Abilene Regional Medical Center, West Texas Back Clinic, Credit Bureau of West Texas, Abilene Medical Imaging, P.A., James T. Wray, D.O., Abilene Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab Clinic, and Radiology Associates, Inc., Defendants.

United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. Texas, Abilene Division.

July 17, 1995.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Thomas M. Wheeler, Abilene, TX, for debtors.

Paul L. Cannon, McMahon, Surovik, Suttle, Buhrmann, Cobb & Hicks, P.C., Abilene, TX, for Radiology Associates.

Joseph F. Postnikoff, Chapter 7 Trustee, McWhorter, Cobb & Johnson, L.L.P., Lubbock, TX.

James D. Norvell, Norvell & Associates, Abilene, TX.

MEMORANDUM OF OPINION ON COMPLAINT FOR TURNOVER

JOHN C. AKARD, Bankruptcy Judge.

Olaf Iden Choate and Sylvia Aguirre Choate (Debtors) seek a turnover from James D. Norvell of Norvell & Associates, Attorneys at Law, of funds retained from a personal injury settlement to pay medical expenses. The court finds that the Debtors' request for turnover should be denied and that Mr. Norvell should be instructed to pay the medical providers from the funds on hand...

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