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Boesen's widow asks $54,000 for family expense allowanceThe widow of Ed Boesen asked Monday for a $54,000 allowance to pay for family expenses as her husband's estate continues through probate. More Bank must defend claim to Boesen life insuranceA judge says Liberty Bank must let the court sort out who gets Boesen's $250,000. More Boesen's admission of insolvency arises in insurance caseThe late Ed Boesen acknowledged in 2001 that he was insolvent and was a candidate for personal bankruptcy, a debt settlement agreement disclosed in court filings shows. More Boesen's widow seeks one-year allowanceThe widow of Ed Boesen is asking for a one-year allowance from her husband's estate to pay family bills, court documents say. More Largest claim to date filed against Boesen's estateAn Omaha-based bank filed an $18.9 million claim today against the estate of the late Ed Boesen. More AOL must release e-mail recordsA Polk County judge has ordered Internet provider America Online to turn over documents that could determine who used an e-mail account that a bank says allowed Ed Boesen to defraud it of $3.5 million. More Bank seeks possible Boesen collaboratorA bank that contends it was defrauded by the late Ed Boesen is seeking a judge's help in its search for a possible accomplice. More $200,000 in Boesen vehicles will be sold, judge ordersA fleet of 11 motor vehicles owned by the late Ed Boesen is to be sold at auction or through other sale services, a court order issued Thursday in Polk County District Court dictated. More Boesen case study shows eager banks, easy loansPolicies, procedures questioned after six banks loaned millions based on fraudulent documents, but one bank halted businessman's scheme More Creditors stuck with Boesen's propertiesCreditors of Ed Boesen may be waiting a while before they can clear their books of the massive debts the late businessman ran up on them. More Two banks 'engaged in unsafe banking,' regulator saysCommunity State Bank in Ankeny and First National Bank Midwest must boost capital, federal agency orders. More Bank seeks foreclosure on Boesen ventureA partner of the late Ed Boesen says he could lose "pretty much everything" as a result of the financial collapse of a West Des Moines condominium project co-owned by the Des Moines businessman. More Boesen lawyer requests transfer of assetsAutomobiles, motorcycles, boats and personal watercraft valued at as much as a quarter of a million dollars would be placed for sale later this month as part of the liquidation of late Des Moines businessman Ed Boesen's estate, court records show. More Boesen cars, boats to go up for saleThe late Ed Boesen's brothers have offered to buy some of the vehicles. More Eighth bank files Boesen claimA Wisconsin bank has filed a $2.2 million claim against the estate of the late Ed Boesen, Polk County court records show. More Less turmoil foreseen for Iowa banksThis morning, Dan Krieger will be honored with the Iowa Bankers Association's James A. Leach Leadership Award. More Lawyer for Boesen seeks to turn over $11 million in propertyMore than $11 million worth of property owned by corporations operated by the late Ed Boesen would be turned over to lenders as part of a second transfer of assets from Boesen's estate, court records show. More Boesen creditors are given control of assetsA Des Moines businessman owed his lenders $50 million when he died. More OK sought for transfer of Boesen assetsAdministrators for Ed Boesen's estate took the first formal steps Tuesday to dismantle the late Des Moines businessman's multistate financial enterprise. More Rice developers want out of Des Moines dealSchool leaders say such a move - the latest twist in Ed Boesen's business dealings - breaches their contract. More West Des Moines bank files second Boesen claim$3.3 million was owed on mortgages, Freedom Financial of West Des Moines says. More Boesen estate: Give airport firm to bankFirst National of Omaha's claim covers Ankeny's aviation operator and two of the late florist's other companies. More 'Associates' never knew BoesenTwo firms that the late Des Moines florist used to obtain a loan say they had never done business with him. More Lessees deny doing business with BoesenThe owners of two companies Edward Boesen used to obtain a $3.5 million bank loan have never done business with or met the late Des Moines businessman, they said Monday. More Boesen widow: I didn't know about business dealsEd Boesen's widow told a judge Friday that she knew nothing about her husband's business and financial dealings even though she co-signed a $3.5 million loan that's now in default. More Manager: Boesen's Omaha shops are for saleThe Omaha floral business owned by the late Des Moines businessman Ed Boesen is for sale, the shop's general manager said. More Ed Boesen's Omaha floral shops for saleThe Omaha floral business owned by the late Des Moines businessman Ed Boesen is for sale, said the shop’s general manager. More Boesen owed Coleman cash before votes on Rice dealDes Moines City Councilman Chris Coleman voted in favor of tax breaks for the Rice Field development when he was owed $20,000 from the developer of the project, the late Edward Boesen. More Boesen's death ruled suicide by overdoseDes Moines businessman Ed Boesen died of a suicide caused by an overdose of a common over-the-counter medicine, according to a death certificate filed today. More Fifth bank sues Boesen estateA West Des Moines bank has sued the estate of businessman Ed Boesen, saying it is owed $232,000 on a mortgage for an Ankeny warehouse. More Coleman, Boesen co-owned propertyThe D.M. councilman says the old business deal wasn't related to his votes on tax breaks for the late florist's Beaverdale project. More Boesen widow directed not to cash in life insurance policyThe widow of the late Ed Boesen cannot cash in her husband’s insurance policies for now, a Polk County District judge ruled Thursday. More Hansen: Ed Boesen was beloved yet bafflingWhen people die before their time, you try to put yourself in the place of the loved ones they left behind. More Fourth lender sues Boesen estateA fourth bank has sued the estate of the late Des Moines businessman Ed Boesen, alleging he used a fake account to secure loans. More Fourth bank sues Boesen estateA fourth bank has filed a lawsuit against the estate of the late Des Moines businessman Ed Boesen. More Third bank says it was defrauded by BoesenA bank has filed the largest lawsuit yet against the estate of businessman Ed Boesen, charging that he obtained $15 million in loans based upon a fictitious stock brokerage report of his wealth. More Second bank claims fraud by BoesenA South Dakota-based bank alleges that the late Des Moines businessman Edward Boesen, or someone on his behalf, participated in fraud and forgery when he obtained a $3.5 million loan last May using documents that turned out to be false. More Boesen Florist 'sound, strong'Boesen The Florist will continue to operate as it has in the past, despite the unexpected death last week of Edward J. Boesen, one of three brothers who was a partner in the 85-year-old family-owned business. More Bank sues Boesen estate over $3.8 million loanA Fort Dodge bank has sued the estate of Edward J. Boesen, accusing the Des Moines businessman of falsely representing the value of a brokerage account to obtain a $3.8 million loan. More As Boesen laid to rest, impact felt in businessA retail flower shop in Michigan owned by deceased Des Moines businessman Ed Boesen has closed. More Michigan store owned by Ed Boesen closesOn the day that 43-year-old Ed Boesen was laid to rest, managers of Andicott Fresh Flower Market, in Grand Rapids, Mich., closed the six-store chain. More Hansen on Boesen: A life lived for others ends tragicallyNo one who really knew Ed Boesen was ready to focus on how or why. It was too soon for that discussion and too painful. More Boesen's death leaves heartbreak, questionsCircumstances of the death of Ed Boesen began to emerge Wednesday, while those involved in his businesses were wondering what might lie ahead. More DM businessman Ed Boesen dies after suicide attemptEd Boesen, a member of a prominent Des Moines business family who was actively building a varied business empire of his own, died suddenly Tuesday. He was 43. More |
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