In re Crescent Capital Solutions Corp.

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# Case Name Case Number Tentative 1. In re Crescent Capital Solutions Corp. 2026-01577523 OFF CALENDAR based on request for dismissal filed on August 4, 2026.

2. In Re: Barocio 2026-01559770 Before the court is the continued hearing on the petition of petitioner Shephard Douglas, LLC (Petitioner) for court approval of proposed transfer of certain periodic structured settlement payments payee Lucila Barocio (Payee) is scheduled to receive. Under the proposed transaction, Payee would transfer her rights to one lump sum payment of $20,000 due February 16, 2028, one lump sum payment of $30,000 due February 16, 2029, and one lump sum payment of $40,000 due February 16, 2030.

These payments total $90,000 and have a discounted present value of $77,892.70. In exchange for transferring the right to receive these monthly payments, Payee would receive a present, lump sum payment of $45,000, which represents 57.7 percent of the payments’ present value and equates to an equivalent interest rate of 24.7 percent if Payee were to take a loan. The court has received and reviewed the following documents and all exhibits and documents attached thereto: (1) the petition and amended petition for approval