Can we all agree Patrick's exit strategy is bankruptcy?

[guest]

So it stops Nikki selling him?

AFAIK liens can only be attached to property, not people. What's the point of it if it's not attached to property? It doesn't stop him going anywhere, or spending money without permission - so what is it for?

It wouldn't be attached to him, but his property in California, if that were the case. We don't know anything outside of the public documents, so it is difficult to speculate more than that. Each state has different processes for these things. Jerry most likely needed that lien as a procedural step in order for the SFWA subpoena, the abstract of judgement, and other paperwork filed.

 

[guest]

He would have to pay all cash, and anything bought would need to be temporary. Trips, concerts, flights, meals etc.

Can he be hauled into court if he's going on trips and concerts and flights and all while not paying Quasi? 16, dick, law but it feels to me like if Quasi can prove that he's spending money like a drunken sailor on vacations and cons and all but not paying Quasi the money he owes, QUasi could drag him into court. What would really be funny is if that happened AND Quasi's lawyer fees for that got tacked onto Ricks bill. He'll end up owing 100k from his obstinance.

 

[guest]

Can he be hauled into court if he's going on trips and concerts and flights and all while not paying Quasi? 16, dick, law but it feels to me like if Quasi can prove that he's spending money like a drunken sailor on vacations and cons and all but not paying Quasi the money he owes, QUasi could drag him into court. What would really be funny is if that happened AND Quasi's lawyer fees for that got tacked onto Ricks bill. He'll end up owing 100k from his obstinance.

There's a "debtor's examination" you can do once or twice a year. Unfortunately that most likely comes at the expense of the creditor, Quasi. This is, sadly, why a lot of people end up selling off the debt. Debtor's will just refuse to pay, and the costs in collecting will match or exceed the debt.

He could potentially recoup those costs, but I'd imagine that would mean filing a separate suit for a different tort where the he could claim damages. It gets very expensive, time consuming, and exhausting. It's a slow process until it reaches a tipping point, and then a lot can happen quickly. If Rahul has the patience and funding, Pat has backed himself into a corner.

 

[guest]

It's a slow process until it reaches a tipping point, and then a lot can happen quickly. If Rahul has the patience and funding, Pat has backed himself into a corner.

 

[Stent]

It's like heart disease. Years of physical self-neglect and suddenly you're clutching your chest and falling over like a cartoon character.

I'd like to see the stealthygeek twitter evaluated for its net value and then sold. If it's worth a few bucks, I'm sure any number of people would be willing to purchase it at an auction. Pat has said he primarily uses it for his rabble-rousing and not his books so there's no dilution of his ability to handsell and provide for his dumpster wife in the future. It's just a toy he plays with. Like a spaceship or dinosaur.

 

[guest]

If Rahul has the patience and funding, Pat has backed himself into a corner.

I've said it before and I'll continue to say it. I'm not a 6-figure author like Rick but I'll gladly throw some BitRupees your way if needed.

 

[TorqueWheeler]

I saw this picture and immediately thought "oh that's Mcgowan."
maybe I should take a break from this place.

Someone uses the same picture on Twitter and I’ve thought “oh that’s McGowan” several times.

 

[victor_sanchez]

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my boogers almost came out laughing at this lol

 

[O-BLOCK NIGGA!]

There's a "debtor's examination" you can do once or twice a year. Unfortunately that most likely comes at the expense of the creditor, Quasi. This is, sadly, why a lot of people end up selling off the debt. Debtor's will just refuse to pay, and the costs in collecting will match or exceed the debt.

He could potentially recoup those costs, but I'd imagine that would mean filing a separate suit for a different tort where the he could claim damages. It gets very expensive, time consuming, and exhausting. It's a slow process until it reaches a tipping point, and then a lot can happen quickly. If Rahul has the patience and funding, Pat has backed himself into a corner.

But if Rahul does not have either of those things......Pat wins?

 

[CuckQueen]

Exceptions vary by state, but are pretty standard boilerplate across the country. In Arizona one exception is:

"One typewriter, one computer, one bicycle, one sewing machine, a family bible, a burial plot, one shotgun or one rifle or one pistol, with a total fair market value not greater than $1,000."

I think I know what that typewriter, family bible, burial plot, and shotgun are meant for, know what I mean?