FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Camden, New Jersey — Dr. Lillie M. Coley, a Chapter 7 debtor in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey, has filed an adversary proceeding docket#26-1210 seeking recovery of approximately $25,177.66 that was disbursed from escrow proceeds during the sale of her New Jersey property. She also has a pending request for Chapter 13. The complaint alleges that the transfer stemmed from attorney fee judgments and related liens arising

Proper notice and service of process form the backbone of fairness in the American legal system. Without these essential steps, parties involved in legal disputes may not have a fair chance to present their case or defend themselves. This blog post explores why service of process matters, the consequences of errors in service, and the importance of consistent, predictable procedures to protect due process rights and maintain public trust. !Eye-level view of a courthouse entra

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 25, 2025 Contact: Dr. Lillie M. Coley, PhD Plaintiff (Pro Se)Email: info@ceo1.org Phone: (215) 620-0278 Los Angeles, California — Plaintiff Dr. Lillie M. Coley has issued the following statement after the Honorable Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California reviewed and ruled on her recent Application for Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) in Coley v. Carter, Case No. 2:25-cv-04216-SPG-MAR. “I wa

Due Process is the Law but Coley nor Rymir Got it Due process is a fundamental principle in the legal system that ensures fair treatment...