Limbright et al v. Hofmeister et al
Filing
264
OPINION AND ORDER: (1) The Children's 258 MOTION for Leave to Deposit Funds and accrued interest into court is GRANTED. (2) Clerk shall cause the deposited monies to be invested in the Court Registry Investment System. (3) Pursuant to the d irective of the Judicial Conference of the US, the Clerk shall deduct a Registry Fee equal to 10% of the interest earned for the first five years, 7.5% for the next five years and 5% for the next five years and no less than 2% the reafter. (4) Clerk shall deduct the registry fee prior to the disbursement of funds without further orders of this Court. (5) Plas shall be responsible for any fees associated with maintaining the court deposit. (6) Upon receipt of notice of the depo sit, the Court will enter an order that the Children have fully satisfied certain judgments to Plas and are relieved from any further obligation for those judgments, but are not relieved from any obligation re the Judgment entered by this Court on 10/18/2012. Signed by Judge Karl S. Forester on November 2, 2012. (AWD) cc: COR,F
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
EASTERN DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY
CENTRAL DIVISION at LEXINGTON
CIVIL ACTION NO. 5:09-cv-107-KSF
JAMES H. LIMBRIGHT, et al.
vs.
PLAINTIFFS
OPINION AND ORDER
GEORGE HOFMEISTER, et al.
DEFENDANTS
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This matter is before the Court on the motion of Megan Hofmeister, Scott Hofmeister, and
Jamie Hofmeister (the Hofmeister “Children”) to deposit funds into Court pursuant to Fed. R. Civ.
P. 67 on the ground that there is a dispute among Plaintiffs and their counsel regarding to whom
payment should be made. Accordingly, the Children request that they be permitted to deposit the
amount of $194,989.47, plus any additional accrued interest to the date of deposit in the Court’s
interest-bearing account and be relieved from any further obligation with respect to those
judgments. Funds will be disbursed from the account pursuant to Court order following resolution
of the dispute regarding the proper recipients of the payment. Having considered the motion and
the response thereto,
IT IS ORDERED:
1.
The Children’s motion to deposit funds and accrued interest into court [DE 258] is
GRANTED;
2.
The Clerk shall cause the deposited monies to be invested in the Court Registry Investment
System;
3.
Pursuant to the directive of the Judicial Conference of the United States, the Clerk shall
deduct a Registry Fee equal to 10 percent of the interest earned for the first five years, 7.5
percent for the next five years; 5 percent for the next five years, and no less than 2 percent
thereafter.
4.
The Clerk shall deduct the registry fee prior to the disbursement of funds without further
orders of the Court;
5.
Plaintiffs shall be responsible for any fees associated with maintaining the court deposit;
6.
Upon receipt of notice of the deposit , the Court will enter an order that the Children have
fully satisfied certain judgments to Plaintiffs and are relieved from any further obligation for
those judgments, but are not relieved from any obligation regarding the Judgment entered
by this Court on October 18, 2012.
This November 2, 2012.
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