PAUL ZSEBEDICS

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case Summary Paul Zsebedics filed a voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy case under Subchapter V in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division, on July 27, 2026. In his case management summary, the debtor said he sought to reorganize after an approximately $3.1 million judgment that he could not pay, with a plan intended to make payments over time from projected disposable income. The claims register retrieved October 5, 2026 lists six filed claims totaling $4,533,223.77, including a $3,244,945.10 judgment claim and a separate $766,639.00 attorney-fee claim. Bush Ross, P.A. also filed a $404,780.06 claim for legal services. The remaining claims are $113,818.43 from Truist, a $1,379.20 hospital claim, and an amended $1,661.98 claim from Chase. These are filed claim amounts, not necessarily amounts finally allowed by the court. The PACER report retrieved October 5, 2026 includes financial schedules and amendments, an order granting post-petition financing secured by exempt homestead property, an extension through October 15 to file tax returns, and a hearing memo approving an application to employ a public accountant. The September 17 status conference concluded. The docket also lists motions to dismiss filed by the U.S. Trustee and creditors, an objection to the debtor’s Subchapter V designation, and motions to extend objection deadlines. Hearings on the dismissal motions and designation objection are scheduled for October 29, 2026. These pending motions are requests for relief, not final rulings on those matters.