Stephen G. Wilcox

State Bar Number 21454300

WILCOX LAW, PLLC

P.O. Box 201849

Arlington, TX 76006

(817) 870-1694 Telephone

swilcox@wilcoxlaw.net

ATTORNEY FOR TITLEMAX OF TEXAS, INC.

IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT

FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS

FORT WORTH DIVISION

IN RE: §

§

PRISCILLA BROWN, § CASE NO. 24-43387-MXM-7

DEBTOR, §

§

TITLEMAX OF TEXAS, INC., §

MOVANT, §

§

VS. §

§

PRISCILLA BROWN §

AND BEHROOZ VIDA, TRUSTEE, § A Hearing on the Motion for Relief from

RESPONDENTS. § the Automatic Stay set:

§ OCTOBER 31, 2024 AT 9:30 AM

NOTICE OF HEARING

TO ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST:

This is to inform you that a hearing on the above referenced Motion has been set for hearing

on October 31, 2024 at 9:30 a.m., before the Honorable Mark X. Mullin, by WebEx video

conference only using the following link: https://us-courts.webex.com/meet/mullin.

Dial-In: 1.650.479.3207

Meeting ID: 2310-650-8783

DATED October 9, 2024.

Respectfully submitted,

/s/ Stephen G. Wilcox

Stephen G. Wilcox

State Bar Number 21454300

WILCOX LAW, PLLC

P.O. Box 201849

Arlington, TX 76006

(817) 870-1694 Telephone

swilcox@wilcoxlaw.net

ATTORNEY FOR TITLEMAX

OF TEXAS, INC.

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NOTICE

ABSENT COMPELLING CIRCUMSTANCES WARRANTING AN ALTERNATIVE

PROCEDURE, EVIDENCE PRESENTED AT PRELIMINARY HEARINGS IN THE

DALLAS AND FORT WORTH DIVISIONS ON MOTIONS FOR RELIEF FROM THE

AUTOMATIC STAY WILL BE BY AFFIDAVIT ONLY. THE RESPONDING PARTY

SHALL SERVE EVIDENTIARY AFFIDAVITS AT LEAST 2 DAYS IN ADVANCE OF

SUCH HEARING. THE FAILURE OF A RESPONDENT TO FILE AN EVIDENTIARY

AFFIDAVIT, OR THE FAILURE OF AN ATTORNEY TO ATTEND A SCHEDULED AND

NOTICED PRELIMINARY HEARING, SHALL BE GROUNDS FOR GRANTING THE

RELIEF, REGARDLESS OF THE FILING OF A RESPONSE TO THE MOTION.

CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

This is to certify that a true and correct copy of the foregoing Notice of Hearing was served

by FIRST CLASS MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID on:

Priscilla Brown

3100 Major Oak St., Apt. 313

Fort Worth, TX 76116

and by ELECTRONIC FILING on:

Stuart Price

Resolve Law Group

801 Travis St., Suite 2101

Houston, TX 77002

Behrooz Vida

3000 Cenral Drive

Bedford, TX 76021

Office of the U.S. Trustee

1100 Commerce, Room 976

Dallas, Texas 75242

on October 9, 2024.

/s/ Stephen G. Wilcox

Stephen G. Wilcox

8700-00085-593724

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WebEx Hearing Instructions

Judge Mark X. Mullin

Pursuant to General Order 2021-06, subject to the discretion of the presiding judge of a particular case or 

proceeding to order otherwise, all hearings before the Court are currently being conducted in one of the 

following three ways depending upon the nature of the proceeding: (1) in a remote only mode (by video or

-person only mode (before the Court in the 

courtroom); or (3) in a hybrid mode (enabling participants to choose between appearing in person or 

remotely).

IMPORTANT NOTICE

For all cases and proceedings assigned to Judge Mullin, Judge Mullin has determined to permit both in 

person and remote attendance at all hearings (i.e., all such hearings will be conducted in a hybrid 

mode instead of a remote only or in-person only mode), provided that Judge Mullin may order otherwise 

with respect to any particular hearing or proceeding in his discretion or for cause shown.

Additionally, for all adversary proceedings assigned to Judge Mullin, Judge Mullin has determined to 

permit both in person and remote attendance at all adversary proceeding hearings notwithstanding 

the designation of all adversary proceeding hearings (whether evidentiary or non- evidentiary) as inperson only hearings under General Order 2021-06 (i.e., all such adversary proceeding hearings will be 

conducted in a hybrid mode instead of an in-person only mode), provided that Judge Mullin may order 

otherwise with respect to any particular hearing in his discretion or for cause shown. 

WEBEX HEARING INSTRUCTIONS

The following instructions apply to remote attendance at hybrid mode hearings. 

General Information: 

Subject to compliance with the procedures and requirements set forth herein, counsel and other parties in 

interest are permitted to attend and participate in hybrid hearings by remote means (i.e., by WebEx 

videoconference or telephonic conference) without first obtaining permission of the Court to do so. The 

WebEx videoconference login and WebEx telephonic conference dial-in and meeting ID are set out below: 

For WebEx Video Participation/Attendance:

Link: https://us-courts.webex.com/meet/mullin

For WebEx Telephonic Only Participation/Attendance:

Dial-In: 1.650.479.3207

Meeting ID: 2310-650-8783

Participation/Attendance Requirements Applicable to All Remote Attendees: 

Requirements as to attendance by videoconference or telephonic conference:

(1) For those who intend to question any witness(es) or seek the admission of any document(s) in 

evidence, such individuals must attend in a videoconference mode (as opposed to a telephonic 

conference mode).

(2) For those who do not intend to question any witnesses or seek the admission of any documents 

in evidence but who nevertheless intend to actively participate in the hearing, such individuals are 

encouraged, but not required, to attend in a videoconference mode. 

(3) All others may attend in either a videoconference or telephonic conference mode.

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Remote attendees should join the WebEx hearing at least 10 minutes prior to the hearing start time. 

Please be advised that a hearing may already be in progress. During hearings, attendees are required

to keep their lines on mute at all times that they are not addressing the Court or otherwise actively

participating in the hearing. The Court reserves the right to disconnect or place on permanent 

mute any attendee that causes any disruption to the proceedings. For general information and 

tips with respect to WebEx participation and attendance, please see Clerk's Notice 20-04.

Remote Witness Testimony:

Witnesses are permitted to testify in-person or by remote means unless ordered otherwise by the Court.

Where remote testimony is permitted, witness testimony must be provided with the WebEx video function 

activated. Witnesses may not provide testimony by telephone alone unless the Court finds cause to waive 

the prohibition (only in rare circumstances).

Exhibit Requirements:

Any party intending to introduce documentary evidence at a hybrid mode hearing must file an 

exhibit list in the case with a true and correct copy of each designated exhibit filed as a separate,

individual attachment thereto so that the Court and all participants have ready access to all 

designated exhibits.

For any witness that is to be called to testify remotely, the party calling the witness must, in advance 

of the hearing, supply to the witness (or counsel for the witness, as appropriate) with paper copies 

of all designated exhibits for the hearing.

Notice of Hearing Content and Filing Requirements for Hybrid Mode Hearings:

The Notice of Hearing filed in the case and served on parties in interest must: (1) provide notice 

that the hearing will be conducted both in person and by WebEx means, (2) provide notice of the 

above WebEx video link and telephone dial-in and meeting ID, and (3) attach a copy of these 

WebEx Hearing Instructions or provide notice that they may be obtained at the following address: 

https://www.txnb.uscourts.gov/judges-info/hearing-dates/judge-mullin-hearing-dates

When electronically filing the Notice of Hearing via CM/ECF select

Ctrm or athttps://us-courts.webex.com/meet/mullin as the location for the hearing. Do NOT

select link as the location for the hearing.

Disclaimer:

The Court cannot and does not guarantee that telephonic service and computer connectivity will not be 

interrupted during the course of a hearing. For hybrid hearings, those who elect to participate in the hearing 

by remote means do so at their own risk, understanding that except in extremely rare circumstances the 

Court will not entertain a request for continuance of the hearing based upon technological failure or any 

disadvantage experienced on account of an election to attend remotely instead of in person.

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