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IN RE COX

Bankruptcy Nos. 09-02782-TLM, 09-02907-TLM. Adversary Nos. 09-06092-TLM, 09-06093-TLM.

462 B.R. 746 (2011)

In re Robert Ryan COX, Debtor. In re Gregory K. Richardson, Heather N. Richardson, Debtors. Brian Depue and Sharon Depue, husband and wife; and Brian Depue as the personal representative of the estate of Kenneth Depue, Plaintiffs/Counter Defendants, v. Robert Ryan Cox, Defendant/Counter Claimant. Brian Depue and Sharon Depue, husband and wife; and Brian Depue as the personal representative of the estate of Kenneth Depue, Plaintiffs/Counter Defendants, v. Gregory K. Richardson, and Heather N. Richardson, Defendants/Counter Claimants.

United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Idaho.

November 10, 2011.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Howard R. Foley , Matthew K. Shriver , Timothy S. Callender , Foley Freeman , PLLC, Meridian, ID, for Debtor and Defendant/Counter Claimant.

Dennis M. Charney , Eagle, ID, for Plaintiffs/Counter Defendants.

MEMORANDUM OF DECISION

TERRY L. MYERS, Chief Judge.

INTRODUCTION

Brian and Sharon Depue, and Brian Depue as the personal representative of the estate of his brother, Kenneth Depue, ("Plaintiffs") brought these adversary proceedings against chapter 71 debtor Robert Ryan Cox ("Cox") and against chapter 7 debtors Gregory K. Richardson ("Richardson") and Heather Richardson ("Heather").2

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