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Exhibit B — In re: William Dexter Lucas, Debtor, Case No. 18-31998-H6-7 (Dkt. 42-2, S.D. Tex.)

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Filed as Exhibit B, this is the amended transcript of a June 12, 2018 motion hearing before U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Eduardo V. Rodriguez in In re William Dexter Lucas, Case No. 18-31998-H6-7 in the Southern District of Texas, refiled on July 22, 2018. Counsel for Carrington Mortgage Services, H. Gray Burks, IV, asked the court to terminate the automatic stay so that Mr. Lucas's suit over the house could proceed in County Court at Law No. 1, Case No. 18-CCV-061950, and said no payments on the note had been made since February of 2014. Mr. Lucas, appearing pro se, withdrew ECF No. 28, a complaint that a call from Carrington's counsel violated the stay. Calling it a preliminary hearing, the judge reset it to June 25, 2018 at 3:30 p.m. and said the stay would remain in effect pending a final ruling.

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                   IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
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                     FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
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                                HOUSTON DIVISION
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     IN RE:                              §     CASE NO. 18-31998-H6-7
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     WILLIAM DEXTER LUCAS,               §     TUESDAY,
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                 DEBTOR.                 §     9:25 A.M. TO 10:19 A.M.
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8                          MOTION HEARING (AMENDED)

9                BEFORE THE HONORABLE EDUARDO V. RODRIGUEZ
                       UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY JUDGE
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           APPEARANCES:                          SEE NEXT PAGE
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           COURT RECORDER:                       KIMBERLY PICOTA
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                    JUDICIAL TRANSCRIBERS OF TEXAS, LLC
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                          SUGAR LAND, TEXAS 77478
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                        www.judicialtranscribers.com
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25         Proceedings recorded by electronic sound recording;
              transcript produced by transcription service.


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1                                 APPEARANCES:

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3    FOR CARRINGTON MORTGAGE
       SERVICES:                         H. GRAY BURKS, IV, ESQ
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                                         13105 NORTHWEST FREEWAY
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                                         HOUSTON, TX 77040
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     FOR THE DEBTOR:                     WILLIAM DEXTER LUCAS, PRO SE
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1           HOUSTON, TEXAS; TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 2018; 9:25 A.M.

2                 THE COURT:    18-31998, Dexter Lucas William.

3                 MR. BURKS:    Good morning, Judge Rodriguez.          My

4    name is Gray Burks, B-U-R-K-S --

5                 THE COURT:    Mr. Burks.

6                 MR. BURKS:    -- for Carrington Mortgage Services.

7                 THE COURT:    Good morning, sir.

8                 MR. LUCAS:    Good morning, Your Honor.       My name is

9    William Dexter Lucas.      I am a pro se litigant and Debtor in

10   this matter.

11                THE COURT:    Good morning, sir.

12                MR. BURKS:    Your Honor, today we have two things.

13   And what I’m ultimately going with is I’d like you to recall

14   this case at the end of your Docket because I think we need

15   some time.     Because there are two things that I think we

16   need to get taken care of today.

17                The first thing is, of course, there was a Motion

18   for Relief from Stay that was filed.         There was a Debtor’s

19   Response that was filed.       Probably the most important

20   clarifying document in that Motion for Relief from Stay

21   would be the supplement to the Motion filed at Docket

22   No. 34.

23                What you have here, Judge, is a case where the

24   Debtor had filed a lawsuit, pre-petition, seeking injunctive

25   relief and various causes of action.         The Debtor's schedules




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1    the property in this Schedule A, but he does not schedule --

2    he states that he does not owe the debt.          He is not his --

3    well, his significant other, a woman who he claims was his

4    wife, deceased -- when she died, payments on the note

5    stopped back in February of 2014.         The gentleman claims that

6    he owns the property, but is not liable for the debt that

7    the woman -- that the woman signed off on.          Mr. Dexter --

8                  MR. LUCAS:   Lucas.

9                  MR. BURKS:   Thank you, sir.

10                 Mr. Lucas did not sign the note, did not sign the

11   Deed of Trust.     He resides in the house, he claims ownership

12   of the house.     No payments have been made since February of

13   2014.

14                 The State Court lawsuit has been stayed by the

15   Petition by virtue of 362(a).

16                 So we clarify that the relief we’re seeking from

17   you today is to terminate the stay to go back to State

18   Court, resolve all the issues in State Court as to ownership

19   and viability, and then the gentleman will either have a

20   free house or will have liability and the house will be

21   foreclosed on.     That’s the first motion.

22                 The second motion is, Mr. Lucas filed a Complaint

23   and Notification of creditor’s violation of the automatic

24   stay order.     This is at Docket No. 28.

25                 I have Mr. Mario Cortez, an attorney in our




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1    office, here, and I’d like to resolve that motion right now

2    if possible, Judge.

3                  The allegation is, is that Mr. Cortez called

4    Mr. Lucas, a pro se Debtor, and violated the stay in doing

5    so.   And I don’t think there’s any doubt that Mr. Cortez

6    called Mr. Lucas.      And I don’t think there’s any doubt that

7    he called him pursuant to Local Rule 4001(a)(1) which

8    requires an attorney to:       One, confer, and two, determine

9    whether or not an agreement can be reached on the Motion for

10   Relief from Stay.

11                 In compliance with the Local Rule, and in fact,

12   in compliance with the local court procedures of Your Honor

13   on page 14, Mr. Cortez had a duty to confer before he filed

14   the motion.     And that’s exactly what happened.

15                 We have Mr. Cortez here to answer any questions

16   that the Court may have, but obviously this is a motion that

17   we would like to be disposed of because as Mr. Lucas stated,

18   he is pro se and I don’t think he’s cognizant of the Local

19   Rules or the Court’s local procedures.

20                 MR. LUCAS:   Your Honor, this matter, with respect

21   to Mr. Burks, if they have an audio tape of the conversation

22   between Mr. Cortez and myself, I submit that they submit and

23   let the Court decide if my complaint is valid or not.

24                 However, if no audio tape exists, I’m willing to

25   withdraw that Complaint.




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1                 The matter of their motion to withdraw from the

2    automatic stay is very simple one.         It’s not a timely

3    matter.

4                 First, I’m not suing these people in State Court.

5    I’m suing a whole other company in State Court that services

6    the mortgage on this home.       Additionally, they pled that I

7    wasn’t married to the woman.        So they took my community

8    property rights out of it, but failed to ignore -- failed to

9    understand that I have an adverse possession issue with the

10   property.

11                It’s a well -- the Federal Court system of the

12   Second Court this was Nims versus -- I can get you the

13   information if you need it, Your Honor, it’s on my iPad --

14   to bring an action for a stay, you either have to be a

15   creditor or a Debtor.      Carrington Mortgage Services is

16   neither.    They procedurally messed up when they filed the

17   petition.    They can’t bring the action.        It’s that simple.

18                MR. BURKS:    Your Honor, I have a certified copy

19   of the Deed of Trust and Mr. Lucas also asked for a -- to

20   see an original copy.      I actually have the --

21                MR. LUCAS:    Sir, the argument is not whether you

22   have the Deed of Trust or not.

23                THE COURT:    Please --

24                MR. LUCAS:    The argument is --

25                THE COURT:    Please, Mr. --




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1                 MR. LUCAS:    -- are you the creditor.

2                 THE COURT:    Mister -- Mr. Williams please do not

3    interrupt.

4                 MR. LUCAS:    I apologize, sir.

5                 THE COURT:    Do not interrupt.

6                 MR. BURKS:    And I have the original collateral

7    loan file that I can show of the Court.

8                 But the question is not whether or not -- the

9    question is -- the question’s whether or not the stay lifts

10   to proceed in State Court and determine the issues that

11   Mr. Lucas is raising.      The question of whether or not he can

12   claim ownership of the property separate and apart from the

13   Deed of Trust.     I mean, we have the original Deed of Trust,

14   Judge.

15                THE COURT:    All right.     So what I’m hearing is we

16   need some time here to argue this matter.

17                How much time do you-all need?

18                MR. BURKS:    Based on -- if we’re arguing the

19   motion, I believe we need an hour.         If we’re arguing the

20   Complaint and Notification of violation in the stay, I think

21   we need another 15 minutes of that, Judge.

22                THE COURT:    Well, that’s not on my Docket for

23   today.

24                MR. BURKS:    Yes, Your Honor.

25                THE COURT:    So all we have on the Docket for




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1    today is a Motion for Relief from Stay filed by your office.

2                 MR. BURKS:    Yes, Your Honor.

3                 THE COURT:    All right.     So, I have a 9:00 o’clock

4    Docket, which we’re on, 10:00, 10:30 and 11:00.           Where would

5    you like to have this matter placed?

6                 MR. BURKS:    Well, if we need 45 to 60 minutes,

7    Your Honor, I’ll be prepared whenever you tell us to go

8    forward -- or whatever time.        I don’t know, obviously we’d

9    like to get done as quickly as possible.

10                THE COURT:    Why don’t we pick this up at the end

11   of my 9:00 o’clock Docket?       We just have a couple more

12   matters to go.

13                MR. BURKS:    Thank you, Judge.

14                THE COURT:    All right.

15                MR. LUCAS:    Thank you, Your Honor.

16                THE COURT:    Thank you.

17          (Recess taken from 9:32 a.m. to 10:05 a.m.)

18                THE COURT:    All right.     Returning now to

19   18-31998, Dexter William.

20                MR. LUCAS:    Is there a possibility, Your Honor, I

21   can sit?    I have a back problem.

22                THE COURT:    Yes, you may.     Just sit over here at

23   one of the counsel tables and have a microphone right in

24   front of you, please.

25                MR. LUCAS:    Thank you, sir.




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1           (Pause in proceedings.)

2                 MR. BURKS:    Your Honor, may I approach?

3                 THE COURT:    You may.

4                 MR. BURKS:    For the Record, my name is Gray

5    Burks, B-U-R-K-S, representing Carrington Mortgage Services,

6    LLC.

7                 I’ve just handed the Court an Exhibit Notebook

8    and a CD.    However, before we commence, Your Honor, I’ve had

9    an opportunity for speaking with Mr. Lucas -- and I

10   appreciate very much your recalling this case today.

11                We may not have a dispute, I’m not sure.          Now, I

12   know Mr. Lucas is listening sitting right behind me, over my

13   right shoulder, listening very carefully.

14                I think what we’ve agreed to do is to terminate

15   the stay to allow Mr. Lucas and Carrington Mortgage Services

16   or anyone else that he is suing to proceed in State Court --

17   the County Court at Law No. 1, Case No. 18-CCV-061950.             That

18   is all that we’re seeking here today.

19                We’re not seeking an order saying lift the stay

20   and allow us to immediately foreclose.         We’re seeking an

21   order to lift the stay to proceed in State Court in that

22   case number.     And before I move to the next matter I think

23   it’s appropriate to ask Mr. Lucas if he agrees with what I

24   just stated.

25                MR. LUCAS:    For the Record, my name is William




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1     Dexter Lucas.     I had a chance to talk to Mr. Burks during

2     the last 30 minutes concerning the matters he brought up,

3     and I’m in 100 percent agreement with withdrawing the

4     complaint against Mr. Mario Cortez -- I believe his last

5     name is -- concerning what I perceived as his attempt to act

6     as a third party debt collector in violation of the

7     automatic stay.

8                   However, I’ve given a lot of thought to this

9     matter of the automatic stay and withdrawing my objection to

10    it.     My main issue is I’m not satisfied that they even have

11    the right to bring the motion.

12                  There’s a lot of layers to this.       I’d have to

13    object to the introduction of this evidence because this is

14    the first I’ve seen of it or even heard of it.

15                  I’ve looked over the Rules, I’ve done a lot of

16    research on Federal Rules of Evidence, Civil Procedure,

17    Bankruptcy Rules, and the Local Rules in this Honorable

18    Court, and I really I have to admit that I’m not 100 percent

19    familiar with how evidence can be introduced in a hearing of

20    this.

21                  I’ll just tell you, Your Honor, I have not had

22    enough time to look at -- I have no idea why they’re

23    introducing this evidence.       I have no idea why they’re

24    calling me as a witness.       They said they emailed it to me, I

25    don’t know when, but I never got it.




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1                  THE COURT:    Mr. Burks.

2                  MR. BURKS:    Your Honor, on June 8th, 2018, at

3     11:55 a.m. my office, at my direction, sent three emails:

4     Parts one of two -- one of one, one of two, and one of three

5     that went through from 11:55 to 11:56 a.m.          And then a final

6     fourth email sending updated Witness and Exhibit List which

7     amended the Certificate of Service.

8                  What’s the Docket number of that?

9                  The email address was, W-L-U-C-A-S-@-L-U-C-A-S-M-

10    A-I-L-dot-U-S.     And I believe we took that off of either

11    pleadings or the actual petition.        So I disagree.     Now,

12    whether or not the gentleman opened them or received them or

13    has reviewed the exhibits is a different question.

14                 But I will tell you that pursuant the Certificate

15    of Service that we filed attached to the Witness and Exhibit

16    List, the Certificate of Service certifies that these

17    exhibits were sent to wlucas@lucasmail.us.

18                 So with respect to the first issue as to whether

19    or not we can proceed because we -- he did not -- has not

20    reviewed the exhibits.      I can only tell you, Judge, that we

21    did comply with the local procedures and Local Rules as set

22    forth in the Certificate of Service.

23                 THE COURT:    Did you not receive those emails,

24    Mr. Lucas?

25                 MR. LUCAS:    No, sir, Your Honor.      And from my




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1     understanding of those same Rules, Your Honor, I have to be

2     given -- I have to give written permission to be served that

3     way by email.     But I don’t have a problem with the email

4     servings.     In fact, the original documents that I got from

5     these guys came by email.       But I just -- last night I just

6     received the first hard copy of their Supplemental Petition.

7     I didn’t even know that existed until 10:30 last night.

8                   THE COURT:   So are you opposing the Relief from

9     Stay today?

10                  MR. LUCAS:   Yes, sir.    I don’t think I have any

11    other choice.

12           (Pause in proceedings.)

13                  THE COURT:   Mr. Burks.

14                  MR. BURKS:   Your Honor, normally the burden of

15    proof would be on me.      However, on the 362(g), this is not

16    an issue of value or equity, this is an issue of -- I don’t

17    think anyone’s claiming that whatever is owed on the note --

18    I don’t think this isn’t -- this is not a question of value,

19    it’s a question of proceeding in State Court.

20                  The allegations that are raised in defense of

21    terminating the stay are all the State Court litigation

22    issues that we’re asking the court to terminate.

23                  So it is with respect to an evidentiary issue,

24    I’m not sure what evidence this Court needs other than me

25    certifying and offering two exhibits as to the Deed of Trust




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1     and assignment of Deed of Trust, and also proffering that

2     Carrington holds the original note, which I hold as their

3     bailee right now.

4                   That would show standing for Motion to Relief

5     from stay.     And then when you look at the limited relief

6     being requested.     Based on the statements the gentleman has

7     made, I think relief would be appropriate.

8                   At this point I’m going to offer those exhibits

9     and proceed that way.

10           (Pause in proceedings.)

11                  THE COURT:   Can you establish that Mr. Lucas

12    actually received your documents via email, first?

13                  MR. BURKS:   I can tell you, Judge, that -- I can

14    tell you, Judge, that I have in front of me four email

15    receipt pages all of which report to have gone through.

16                  Now, if Mr. Lucas wants to come back and review

17    the documents and review the evidence, I’m not going to have

18    a man who’s trying to represent himself and who fervently

19    believes in his rights, I’m not going to have him come in

20    unprepared.    It’s tough enough pro se.

21                  So I wouldn’t object to continuing this hearing

22    until such time as the Court has maybe 45 minutes of time

23    the next time you’re in Houston, Texas, if that’s what

24    Mr. Lucas wants.     But, yes.    I have established -- I mean,

25    when you send by email to the address on the petition, it




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1     did not come back, that’s all I can do, Judge, is tell you

2     that what was done and the emails went through.

3                  THE COURT:    All right.     I’m going to ask you to

4     raise your right hand Mr. Lucas.

5            (Debtor sworn.)

6                  MR. LUCAS:    So help me, God.

7                  THE COURT:    All right.     And so you’re telling me

8     today that you did not receive these exhibits that Mr. Burks

9     reportedly emailed to you on the date that he just told me?

10                 MR. LUCAS:    Your Honor, I was, as I stated

11    previously, as a Christian and a Jehovah’s Witness, I’m

12    telling Your Honor I had no clue that these exhibits were

13    being anything other than their original petition the

14    exhibits they attached to it were being considered today or

15    were --

16                 THE COURT:    Now, that’s not my --

17                 MR. LUCAS:    -- they were planning --

18                 THE COURT:    That’s not my --

19                 MR. LUCAS:    -- or planning on --

20                 THE COURT:    Hold on.     That’s not my question.

21                 MR. LUCAS:    No, sir.     I didn’t receive them.

22                 THE COURT:    You did not receive them?

23                 MR. LUCAS:    No, sir.     If I received them, they’re

24    in my junk email or bulk mail forwarded, but I did not

25    receive these emails.      I had no knowledge of them until this




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1     morning.

2            (Pause in proceedings.)

3                  THE COURT:    Do you have a hard copy for

4     Mr. Lucas?

5                  MR. BURKS:    I do, Your Honor.      And I’ve handed it

6     to him.

7                  THE COURT:    Okay.   You now have a hard copy of

8     the exhibits, Mr. Lucas.

9            (Pause in proceedings.)

10                 THE COURT:    This is a preliminary hearing, so I’m

11    inclined to continue this hearing to June 26th, 2018.

12    That’s two weeks from now at 10:00 a.m.

13                 Are the parties both available to attend the

14    hearing at that time?

15           (Pause in proceedings.)

16                 MR. BURKS:    Yes, Your Honor.

17                 THE COURT:    Mr. Lucas?

18                 MR. BURKS:    Wait a minute.     What day of the week

19    is that?

20                 THE COURT:    That is a Tuesday.

21                 I also have the 25th, which is a Monday.

22                 MR. BURKS:    May we have June 25th, if it suits

23    Mr. Lucas and the Court?

24                 THE COURT:    Mr. Lucas, June 25th in the

25    afternoon?




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1                  MR. LUCAS:    One moment, Your Honor.

2                  THE COURT:    Sure, take your time.

3            (Pause in proceedings.)

4                  MR. LUCAS:    The 25th will be fine, sir.

5                  THE COURT:    All right.    I’m going to reset this

6     preliminary hearing, June 25th, 2018, at 3:30 in the

7     afternoon.

8                  MR. BURKS:    Additionally, Your Honor --

9                  THE COURT:    The Stay will remain in effect

10    pending a final ruling by this Court on the 25th of June.

11                 Go ahead.

12                 MR. BURKS:    Additionally, Your Honor, the

13    gentleman has just stated that he would be withdrawing his

14    Motion and Notification of creditor’s violations for my

15    associates calling him for a conference, that’s Docket

16    No. 28.   We filed a response at Docket 31.

17                 It has not been withdrawn at this point.         If the

18    Court cannot enter an order today on that, may we also set

19    that and carry it to the same date and time?

20                 THE COURT:    Mr. Lucas, let me just confirm that

21    you are withdrawing that Document No. 28?

22                 MR. LUCAS:    With my sincere apologizes to

23    Mr. Burks and his associate and this Court, Your Honor, I

24    completely misunderstood what they were doing.

25                 THE COURT:    So your answer is?




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1                  MR. LUCAS:    Yes, sir.

2                  THE COURT:    Thank you.

3                  All right.    ECF No. 28 has been withdrawn.          That

4     is now terminated.

5                  MR. BURKS:    Thank you for your consideration

6     this --

7                  THE COURT:    And let me hand back your exhibits.

8                  MR. BURKS:    Yes, Judge.

9                  THE COURT:    And your fancy folder for your CD

10    drive.

11                 Thank you, gentlemen.       You’re both excused.

12                 MR. LUCAS:    May I have this?

13                 THE COURT:    Ask him.

14             (These proceedings concluded at 10:19 a.m.)

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16                 I certify that the foregoing is a correct

17    transcript to the best of my ability produced from the

18    electronic sound recording of the proceedings in the above-

19    entitled matter.

20    /S/ MARY D. HENRY
21    CERTIFIED BY THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF

22    ELECTRONIC REPORTERS AND TRANSCRIBERS, CET**337

23    JUDICIAL TRANSCRIBERS OF TEXAS, LLC

24    JTT TRANSCRIPT #58948 AMENDED

25    DATE AMENDED AND REFILED:       JULY 22, 2018




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