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⚖️COURT UPDATE⚖️The bankruptcy court has approved an agreed order resolving the attorneys’ fees and costs award owed by Tasha K to Cardi B. In a June 30, 2026 order, Chief Bankruptcy Judge Scott M. Grossman approved a stipulation between Almánzar, Kebe, and several guarantors that compromises the fees and costs award connected to the court’s prior sanctions order. The order stems from the court’s May 13, 2026 sanctions ruling, where the bankruptcy court found Kebe in civil contempt of the Chapter 11 confirmation order for multiple violations of the non-disparagement clause. The court had also ordered Kebe and parties acting in concert with her to stop further violations and remove prohibited content. Almánzar’s counsel later filed fee affidavits seeking a total fees and costs award of $110,115.76, made up of a $87,797.34 compliance enforcement award and a $22,318.42 reply award. Under the new agreed order, that $110,115.76 amount is established solely for purposes of the settlement order and enforcement/default provisions. Kebe withdraws and waives any objection to the fee affidavits and the amounts listed. However, the parties agreed to compromise Kebe’s payment obligation. Instead of paying the full $110,115.76 if she complies, Kebe must pay Almánzar a total settlement amount of $60,000. The payment schedule requires $30,000 within 28 days after entry of the order and another $30,000 on or before December 31, 2026. If both payments are made on time, Almánzar will accept the $60,000 as full satisfaction of Kebe’s obligation to pay the fees and costs award. The order also includes guaranties from Cheickna Kebe, Quetal LLC and Stash Media Works, LLC. Those guarantors jointly and severally guarantee the full and timely payment of the settlement amount and, if there is an uncured default, the larger default amount. If Kebe misses a payment, Almánzar must provide written notice of default. Kebe and the guarantors then have five business days to cure. If the default is not cured, the compromise is void, and the full $110,115.76 fees and costs award, minus any amounts already paid, becomes immediately due and owing from Kebe and the guarantors jointly and severally. The order also allows Almánzar to submit a final judgment for entry without further notice or hearing after filing an affidavit showing the default and payments made. Separately, the order establishes the Rule 9011 sanction against Kebe’s counsel, Chad T. Van Horn and Van Horn Law Group, P.A., at $2,231.84, which equals 10% of the reply award. That sanction is not compromised by the settlement and must be paid directly to Almánzar within 28 days of the order. The order also makes clear that this settlement only resolves Kebe’s obligation to pay the fees and costs award if the settlement terms are satisfied. It does not release or reduce Almánzar’s other claims, including the fraudulent-transfer, alter-ego, and successor-liability claims in Almánzar v. Yelen Entertainment, LLC et al. The order also preserves the underlying judgment, the Chapter 11 plan obligations, the confirmation order, the non-disparagement clause, the cease-and-desist and content-removal obligations, any future remedies for violations and all rights upon default. The court retained jurisdiction to interpret and enforce the order, including entry and enforcement of a final judgment if a default occurs. FULL DOCUMENT BELOW👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 STIPULATION AND AGREED ORDER - drive.google.com/file/d/1fILRhp…













