
Bankruptcy Judge Lifts Camp Mystic Lawsuit Pause, Delays Control Ruling
A federal bankruptcy judge ruled that wrongful death lawsuits against Camp Mystic can resume on Nov. 9, lifting a pause triggered by the camp's June Chapter 11 filing. While the judge deferred a decision on who controls the bankruptcy process, the ruling allows families to pursue civil claims. The camp's owners, the Eastland family, remain in control but face pressure from creditors and federal officials to appoint an independent trustee or liquidate assets. A final decision on management control is expected by Oct. 19.













