Member: Orange County Bar Association (Member, Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section); Orange County Bankruptcy Forum; Past member of Board of Directors of Orange County Bankruptcy Forum; Panel Bankruptcy Trustee for U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Central District of California, 1993-present; Mediation Panel for U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Central District of California 1995-present; Settlement Officer for U.S. District Court, Central District of California; 1996-present; National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees, 1993-present.

Mr. Casey was awarded an AV rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the national facilitator of a peer review process that rates attorneys. The AV rating awarded Mr. Casey is the highest possible rating for attorneys based on legal ability and ethical standards. Mr. Casey has served as a bankruptcy Trustee in approximately 9,000 bankruptcy cases. Mr. Casey has presented lectures on numerous bankruptcy issues on behalf of the Orange County Bankruptcy Forum and the Commercial Law and Bankruptcy Section of the Orange County Bar Association. Published Opinions: In re Staffer, 262 B.R. 80 (9th Cir. BAP 2001); In re Staffer, 306 F3d 967 (9th Circuit 2002); and In re Kerlo, 311 B.R. 256 (Bankr. C.D. Cal. 2004). Publications: California Bankruptcy Journal, 1989, “Observations of the U.S. Trustee Concerning Fee Applications”.

GOLDBERG, KATHLEEN M.

Education: University of California at Los Angeles, B.S. Communication Studies 1983, University of California, Hastings College of the Law, J.D. 1987

Judicial Experience: Extern U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Calvin Ashland 1987, Law Clerk U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Lynne Riddle 1988-1989, Law Clerk U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Lynne Riddle 1997-1998

Law Practice Experience: Hahn, Cazier & Smaltz. law clerk 1986, Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, business attorney 1987-1988, Stuhley & Verdries, bankruptcy attorney 1990-1992, Solo and Contract Attorney Practice, 1989-1990 and 1993-1997

Educator Experience: Instructor for “Bankruptcy Law”, Legal Assistants A.A. Program 1989, Rancho Santiago Junior College, Instructor for “Creditor Rights in Bankruptcy”, Legal Assistants Program, University of California at Irvine Publications: California Bankruptcy Journal, 1989 "Beyond the Intake Window: a Look at the Inter-Workings of the Clerk's Office".

MILLER, LINDA

Education: Northeastern University (B.S. - 1985, Finance and Management Degree); Casco Bay College (Paralegal Certificate 1996)

Experience: Linda was employed in the accounting and financial analysis fields for ten years prior to entering the legal profession and was employed as a senior financial analyst by such corporations as Maybelline Cosmetics and Black and Decker. Upon leaving the accounting profession, Linda entered the paralegal field, working primarily in the fields of real estate and bankruptcy. Specifically, she was employed by the firm of Hanley and Andrews as a real estate paralegal where she spent much of her time researching real estate titles and preparing deeds and various closing

documents (February 1996 - August 1997). Linda was thereafter employed by Attorney Assisted Centers of California, where she was responsible for the preparation of Debtor petitions (September 1997-March 1999); she then moved to Shalom Rubanowitz and Associates, where she was primarily responsible for the preparation of Motions for Relief From The Automatic Stay for several large mortgage companies (April 1999 - September 1999); thereafter Linda accepted employment at Burd & Naylor as Trustee Administrator for Karen Sue Naylor, where Linda was responsible for all aspects of Trustee administration, including but not limited to, reviewing case files with the Trustee to determine potential assets of an estate; procuring accurate valuations of potential assets and conducting a detailed financial analysis to determine the financial impact on the estate; assisting in the liquidation of assets; performing all bank transactions and managing estate funds; and the preparation of final reports (October 1999 to November 2002). Linda accepted employment with the Law Offices of Thomas H. Casey in November, 2002 as a bankruptcy paralegal and Trustee Administrator to Thomas H. Casey.

Member: Orange County Paralegal Association

STOREY, TONI M., CLA, CAS:

Professional Education: University of California - Irvine, Certificate in Legal Assistantship With Honors, awarded January 1991.

Professional Certifications: Earned Certified Legal Assistant credential from National Association of Legal Assistants (NALA) [held by approximately 12% of California paralegals], August 1995; earned California Advanced Specialist/Civil Litigation credential from NALA [held by less than 1% of California paralegals], March 2000.

Professional Employment: Employed by California law offices since January 1976, performed paralegal duties since approximately April 1981. Employed as senior paralegal by the Law Offices of Thomas H. Casey, Inc. since June 2003.

Professional Experience: Significant litigation experience, including preparation of various complaints, discovery (propounding and responding), and law and motion documents; pre-and post-judgment recovery; trial preparation; defense of dischargeability actions; pre-bankruptcy debt workouts; creditor representation, including preparation of motions for relief from stay for commercial and residential real estate lenders.

Professional Memberships: Orange County Paralegal Association, National Association of Legal Assistants. Notary Public. California Business & Professions Code §6450 et seq. compliant.

Silva, Marissa

Born in Stockton, California; Education: Graduated California State University, Chico, California (2001)

Onyx Acceptance Corp.; 7/02-11/03: Chapter 13/7 Bankruptcy Specialist/Rep
Primarily responsible for filing Motions From Relief From Stay, Objections and Reaffirmations, Proofs of Service; Preparation and monitoring of Bankruptcy Accounts from inception to completion.

Since November of 2003, Marissa has been employed by our firm as Office Manager; Duties and responsibilities include reviewing Chapter 7 Trustee Petitions, investigating potential assets of bankruptcy cases, and communicating with the U.S. Trustee's office; Preparation of documents for filing with Court, law firm billing and office manager duties.