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ORDER: The Order to Show Cause is VACATED (DE 40 ). The Court will order the remaining parties to submit a joint proposed report for the purpose of entering a Rule 16(b) Scheduling Order, if appropriate, after the stay is lifted. Signed by Magistrate Judge Scott J Frankel on 7/7/2026. (ely)
Order ~Util - Terminate Motions Order Staying Case
ORDER granting 42 MOTION for Default Judgment. Judgment is entered in favor of Everwise and against defendant G Six Consulting LLC in the total amount of $822,429.62, plus pre-judgment interest at the rate of $150.17 per diem from June 5, 2026 through the date of entry of judgment, post-judgment interest, post-judgment interest at the statutory rate, and additional attorneys' fees and expenses incurred by Everwise until the date of the sheriff's sale ordered herein. The court enters an order of foreclosure on the Property and directs the sale of the Property at sheriff sale by the Cook County Sheriff's Department to pay the amount secured by the mortgage. Everwise is empowered to credit bid all or any portion of its judgment entered herein for the Property, or any part thereof, said sale to be made without relief from valuation and appraisement laws. The sale proceeds, after appropriate payments are made, are to be used in satisfaction of the indebtedness owed to Everwise, but no more than $435,000.00. The court hereby grants Everwise immediate possession of the above collateral as outlined; Everwise shall be entitled to a deficiency judgment for the balance remaining after the proceeds of the sale are applied to the balance owed. Upon the sale of the mortgaged property and collateral, the unpaid amount of principal, interest or costs due after applying the proceeds will be a deficiency judgment executed against G Six Consulting LLC. The court takes no action against Demetrius J. Gibson and Maria M. Gibson, in their individual capacities due to their ongoing bankruptcy case. The court stays this action against these two in their individual capacities and orders the parties to file periodic reports every 70 days as to whether the stay should be lifted or whether it should be continued because of ongoing bankruptcy proceedings. Signed by Judge Damon R Leichty on 07/06/2026. (jdb)
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