Adam Smith walks into your office and announces that he is officially up to his eyeballs in debt. Specifically, he owes the following to the following people:- $57,000 to Citi Bank in unsecured credit card debt- $22,000 to Bank of America in unsecured credit card debt- $5,000 to his neighbor Penelope, as Penelope lent him that amount a few months ago interest-free.- $11,500 to Ford Motor Company on a car loan that he used to buy a Ford Focus two years ago. - $178,000 on his first mortgage to the Federal National Mortgage Association (FNMA or “Fannie Mae”). The loan is secured by his house at 678 Walnut Street, Winsdor, New Liberty 66666.- $18,750 to Wells Fargo Bank on a home equity line of credit that is also secured by his house- $870 to Home Depot that he borrowed to buy a riding lawn mower two months ago. He bought the lawn mower for $1,200.- $8,400 to his ex-wife, Sandy, in back alimony and child support payments, for which he has been in arrears for a couple of months.- $7,600 in back taxes and penalties that he still owes the IRS from failing to pay his taxes for the last two years.Adam tells you that he owns the following assets:- His house at 678 Walnut Street, Winsdor, New Liberty 66666. He estimates the house’s fair market value as approximately $220,000.- A checking account at Liberty Bank, account number 98765432. Its balance is about $780.- His Ford Focus (referenced above). He estimates the car’s current market value at about $10,000.- Hi riding lawn mower. He estimates that it’s worth about $1,000 now- A Baume and Mercier wristwatch that he received as a gift several years ago. He thinks it’s worth at least $3,000, but he’s not sure exactly how much it’s worth- An Individual Retirement Account with about $18,000 in securities held in it.- He owns a patent on a device that he invested called the “anti-gravity umbrella.” He has no idea how much it’s worth, if anything, as no one has, as of yet, offered to produce and market the product.- Clothing. The only pieces of clothing worth anything of significance are a suit he bought last year for $400 and a nice trench coat he bought 5 months ago for $320.Assume that New Liberty allows a homestead exemption up to $50,000 in equity for a residence of the debtor.Adam tells you that although he works and earns $15,000, right now, he is spending more money than he makes every month, and that’s with making only the minimum payments on his credit cards and home equity loan. He has no interest in trying to negotiate or reorganize his debts. He just wants to get rid of them, to the extent possible.Please prepare an appropriate bankruptcy petition for Adam, along with all of the appropriate schedules.I do have the following please include in your answer this is schedule A/B and the petition they are attached . I need the schedules C/D and E/F dome . Please include all in word draft and not separated into different word. If you need me to copy and paste the Schedule A/B and petition I can Copy and paste and them

Chapter 7 - State v. EllisList all the actions taken by the resident assistants and the Central State Police Department officersthat invaded Ellis's Fourth Amendment right of privacy in his dorm room.Explain why the court's interrogation of resident assistants' actions was consistent with reasonable Fourth Amendment searches but the police officers' actions were unreasonable. Do you agree? Defend your answer.Interrogate Ellis's Fourth Amendment privacy ideal from his standpoint. Back up your answer.As they relate to the special needs/privacy ideal, should it matter whether the resident assistants, campus police, or city police conducted the search? Defend your answer.Chapter 8 - Miranda v. ArizonaAccording to SCOTUS, what do the words "custody" and "interrogation" mean?Why is custodial interrogation "inherently coercive," according to the majority?Identify and explain the criteria for waiving the right against self-incrimination in custodial interrogation.On what grounds do the dissenters disagree with the majority's decision? What interests are in conflict, according to the Court?How do the majority and the dissent explain the balance of interests established by the Constitution?Which is more consistent with the relevant criminal procedures ideals regarding the law of police interrogation, the majority's bright-line rule, requiring warnings, or the dissent's due process test, weighing the totality of circumstances on a case-by-case basis? Defend your answer.

1.Next, find and cite the most recent available case in any state that is on Fastcase on contract law and undue influence. Use this search or a similar search to get to contract law and not criminal law: undue influence & contract NOT crim* Sort results by recent decision date so you get the most recent one.Take a position on the legal and ethical issues presented in the scenario and support it with your sources. The following two questions are the “I” in the IRAC:a.Legal Issue: Is fraud or incapacity involved?b.Ethical Issue: If the attorney does the contract and no attorney reviews it for Jacob, is that unethical under the ABA Code or a state code that is similar to the ABA Code of Professional Responsibility?Complete the rest of the IRAC analysis for these two issues. Additionally, use and cite the module readings, applicable ABA Rules of Professional Conduct, and use your own moral compass to support your position. You may use a table or memorandum format.In addition, identify your ideas on what the other side may say in response to your position.CompetencyAnalyze contract defenses.ScenarioJohann and Mary are brother and sister. They are assisting Jacob, their grandfather. Jacob has been diagnosed with dementia, with a poor short-term memory and some difficulty reasoning. The doctor recommended a conservatorship, but Johann and Mary declined to seek one.A month before the doctor’s appointment, Jacob gave $100,000 of his $400,000 401K pension plan to Johann and Mary. After that, they assisted him for one month with light housekeeping. Jacob has no other assets of value, so this has cut his wealth substantially. He rents a house and receives a small social security check. They asked for this money in advance before they would assist him. He normally does whatever they ask. They remind him often that he has failed them because he has not done enough for them. Their parents became estranged from them when they were age 24 and 26 due to their refusal to get jobs. They left their parents’ home and lived with their grandfather after that. They prefer not to get outside jobs, even though they are both capable of doing so.It is not 100% clear when his dementia began, but the doctor’s report indicates that it started before the $100,000 was paid. Jacob can carry on a normal conversation, so Johann and Mary describe the doctor’s report as nonsense.Johann and Mary want to receive the rest of Jacob’s assets, but are aware that they may be accused of elder abuse by cousins or other family members, so they have asked your supervising attorney to prepare a contract for Jacob to sign. They will do normal weekly housekeeping and look in on Jacob at least three times per week in return for the remaining funds, payable over a three-year period. They will not do any personal care but will arrange for care as needed. They will each receive a salary each month, from Jacob’s social security and monthly 401K earnings and a lump sum of $50,000 each at the end of each year. Should Jacob outlive his assets, they plan for him to go on Medicaid and Assisted Living at state expense.Issues in the case are both ethical and legal. Ethical challenges include the role of the attorney and whether Jacob should have his own attorney.InstructionsBy submitting your assignment to this drop box you agree to abide by the Academic Misconduct Policy set forth in the course syllabus. You acknowledge that your failure to do so could result in being expelled from the course. Find the very latest case in Lexis Advance or Fastcase in any state, using a search like this: “voidable contracts” and incapacity. The first two words are in quotes to make sure the search finds cases that include those two as a phrase.Here is an example from summer 2019, but your case should be the newest one you can find nationally: Rice v. Music Royalty Consulting, Inc., 397 F. Supp. 3d 996 (E.D. Mich. 2019)United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, Southern DivisionJune 19, 2019, Decided; June 19, 2019, FiledCase No. 18-13517