Cardi B is doing every thing she will be able to to guarantee that Tasha Ok pays her what she owes, regardless of the price — and he or she’s now dragged the disgraced blogger’s husband into the combat.
Court docket paperwork obtained by HipHopDX reveal that the “Bodak Yellow” rapper issued what’s referred to as a subpoena duces tecum to Cheickna Kebe, Tasha Ok’s husband, on Tuesday (June 18).
This subpoena permits Cardi — by means of her attorneys — to look at each asset that the couple has of their identify, and confirms that the examination will happen on August 7 in Miami, FL. The examination may even be recorded on video, and entered as a part of Tasha Ok’s chapter submitting with the court docket again in Might.
“The examination might proceed from each day till accomplished,” reads the order, which means that the examination will take greater than at some point to finish. “If the examinee receives this discover lower than 14 days previous to the scheduled examination date, the examination shall be rescheduled upon well timed request to a mutually agreeable time.”
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Final month, Cardi B was ordered to halt her assortment efforts towards Tasha Ok because of the latter’s Chapter 11 chapter submitting.
The rapper (actual identify Belcalis Almanzar) was one among 30 debtors notified in regards to the Unwine with Tasha Ok (actual identify Latasha Kebe) submitting. Cardi B was notified of the submitting by means of her legal professional, Lisa Moore. Different events that had been notified of the submitting included the IRS, the Broward County Tax Collector, the Florida Division of Income, and Financial institution of America.
The notification makes clear that each one assortment efforts by all events have to be halted as of June 2 whereas the courts kind out Tasha Ok’s funds.
“The submitting of the case imposed an automated keep towards most assortment actions,” learn the order. “Which means collectors usually might not take motion to gather money owed from the debtors or the debtors’ property. For instance, whereas the keep is in impact, collectors can’t sue, garnish wages, assert a deficiency, repossess property, or in any other case attempt to accumulate from the debtors.”
The order continues: “Collectors can’t demand compensation from debtors by mail, telephone, or in any other case. Collectors who violate the keep may be required to pay precise and punitive damages and legal professional’s charges. Below sure circumstances, the keep could also be restricted to 30 days or not exist in any respect, though debtors can ask the court docket to increase or impose a keep.”
Nevertheless, this subpoena duces tecum doesn’t violate that order, as a result of it was issued pursuant to Federal Chapter Rule 2004.
This rule states that “the examination of an entity below this rule or of the debtor below §343 of the Code might relate solely to the acts, conduct, or property or to the liabilities and monetary situation of the debtor, or to any matter which can have an effect on the administration of the debtor’s property, or to the debtor’s proper to a discharge,” in response to the Cornell College College of Legislation.