D'Jamoos v. Griffith

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• refusing to entertain objections to the trustee’s administration of the bankruptcy estate where the trustee exercised his good faith judgment on a reasonable basis and was within the scope of his authority.
• denying motion for removal of a trustee where the debtor not only failed to make the required “strong showing” to warrant removal but also to make any showing for removal of the trustee
• requiring debtor’s attorney to pay sanctions in the amount of reasonable attorney’s fees and expenses incurred by the trustee in opposing removal motion that violated Rule 9011(b) for improper purpose and lack of evidentiary support and prosecuting sanctions motion
• “[A] court may only remove a chapter 7 trustee for ‘cause.’ “(citing 11 U.S.C. § 324(a)). Here, a claim for relief under section 324(a

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