After being granted an extension in July, on November 12, 2008, Vick's attorneys filed a document entitled "Disclosure Statement With Respect to Debtor's First Amended Plan of Reorganization."[105] Under the bankruptcy plan discussed with the Bankruptcy Court earlier at an October 4 hearing, Vick's plans include selling three of his six homes. He would keep the two homes in Suffolk, the one occupied by his mother on West Creek Court, and his fiancée, Kijafa Frink, and their two children, who were living with him in the house in Hampton prior to his incarceration, would live in the new $2 million house being built on Wentworth Court in Suffolk. His previous girlfriend, Tameka Taylor, and his son by her, who have lived in the James City County house, would live with her relatives.
Kijafa Frink Photo With Michael Vick – Kijafa Frink pictures are here,Kijafais the fiancee of Michael Vick.They were both seen leaving bankruptcy hearing at federal court in Newport News, Va. earlier today.Judge Frank Santoro who approved Vick’s plan to repay creditors who are owed $20 million said:
At the pinnacle of his profession,” he has proven unable to manage his finances in the past and ordered him to retain a financial planner as a condition of the plan. The plan was overwhelmingly approved in a ballot of creditors.
Vick added:
I’m happy it’s over. I can move on with my life,I’m excited about the game.”
