United States of America v. Wecker et al

Filing 20

JUDGMENT AND DECREE OF FORECLOSURE AND ORDER OF SALE in the amount of $31,942.96 plus accrued interest in the amount of $4,641.35, together with interest accruing at the rate of $5.55 per day from February 15, 2010, until the date of e ntry of this decree. Interest will accrue on said sums from and after the date of entry of this decree at the legal rate of.34% computed daily and compounded annually until paid in full. Setting priority of liens and directing sale of premises . Granting plaintiff's motion default judgment 18 against defendants Tammy Wecker and Richard Wecker. And that the interest of the Defendant, the State of Nebraska, is foreclosed. Ordered by Judge Laurie Smith Camp. (Copies mailed to defendants)(TCL )

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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF NEBRASKA UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, v. TAMMY WECKER n/k/a TAMMY KAUP, Individually and as Guardian for Minor Children; RICHARD WECKER; and STATE OF NEBRASKA, Defendants. ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) CASE NO. 8:09CV316 FINAL JUDGMENT AND DECREE OF FORECLOSURE AND ORDER OF SALE This matter is before the Court on the government's motion for default judgment (Filing No. 18). The Court has considered the supporting index (Filing No. 19). The Plaintiff appears by and through its attorneys, Deborah R. Gilg, United States Attorney for the District of Nebraska, and Robert L. Homan, Assistant United States Attorney for said District. The Defendant, Tammy Wecker n/k/a Tammy Kaup, Individually and as Guardian for Minor Children, failed to answer or otherwise appear or plead to the allegations contained in the Complaint and said Defendant is in default in this action. The Defendant, Richard Wecker, failed to answer or otherwise appear or plead to the allegations contained in the Complaint and said Defendant is in default in this action. The Defendant, State of Nebraska, has disclaimed any interest in the property which is the subject of this action. THEREFORE, the Court, having examined the record of these proceedings, and having been fully advised in the premises, finds: That the Court has jurisdiction of these proceedings pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, § 1345; That due and legal notice of the pendency of this action has been given; And that the Court has acquired jurisdiction of all the parties. AND this cause coming on further to be heard on the pleadings and the evidence and being submitted to the Court, on due consideration, the Court finds: That each and all of the allegations of Plaintiff's Complaint are true; That Plaintiff is entitled to a Decree of Foreclosure and Order of Sale as prayed; That the premises herein described will sell to the best advantage in one entire tract. That there is due and owing to the Plaintiff as of February 15, 2010, the principal sum of $31,942.96, plus accrued interest in the amount of $4,641.35, together with interest accruing at the rate of $5.55 per day from February 15, 2010, until the date of entry of this decree. Interest will accrue on said sums from and after the date of entry of this decree at the legal rate of .34% computed daily and compounded annually until paid in full. The amount due Plaintiff as stated herein is the first lien on the following described real estate in Phelps County, Nebraska, to-wit: The South Twenty Feet (20') of Lot Seven (7), all of Lot Eight (8), and the North Five Feet (5') of Lot Nine (9), all in Block Twelve (12), Original Town of Loomis, Phelps County, Nebraska. IT IS ORDERED: The government's motion for default judgment (Filing No. 18) is granted; That judgment should be and hereby is entered against Defendants, Tammy W ecker n/k/a Tammy Kaup, Individually and as Guardian for Minor Children, and Richard W ecker. 2 That the above and foregoing findings are hereby made a part of this decree and order and by this reference incorporated herein; That, if the costs as indicated below and the several amounts above found due and interest thereon be not paid within twenty (20) days herefrom, all equity of redemption in said premises be foreclosed and said premises sold as upon execution in one entire tract; That the Plaintiff shall apply for and the Clerk of the United States District Court shall issue an Order of Sale; That the United States Marshal for the District of Nebraska shall thereupon advertise and sell, according to law, the aforementioned property; That, as upon execution, said United States Marshal shall report his proceedings under this Decree and Order to this Court and shall deposit the proceeds of the sale, if any, into the Registry of the Court; That, upon confirmation of said sale, said Clerk shall apply the proceeds as follows: First, to the payment of the costs of the Plaintiff, and to the United States Marshal for service of Summons and Complaint and execution of Order of Sale; Second, to the payment of the amount found due the Plaintiff with interest thereupon according to law; Third, to the payment of the costs of the United States Marshal for per diem and special requirements; That said Clerk shall retain in the Registry of the Court any surplus from said sale until further order of the Court. 3 That the aforementioned costs will be determined, after confirmation of sale, pursuant to the procedures described in Rule 54.1 of the Local Rules of the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska. That, upon confirmation by the Court of the sale of the aforementioned real estate, the United States Marshal shall execute a deed to the purchaser(s); and the parties of this Decree and Order and all persons claiming under them are ordered to deliver possession of said real estate to such purchaser(s). And that the interest of the Defendant, the State of Nebraska, is foreclosed. DATED this 9th day of March, 2010. BY THE COURT: s/Laurie Smith Camp United States District Judge 4

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