The doc shows the decision of the court from the petition of FG's lawyer to obtain payment:

Payment of the first interim legal fees and costs is hereby approved for payment, and is deemed an allowed 11 USC 503b administrative expense to be paid from available estate assets and the first interim legal fees and costs awarded herein shall not be paid from cash collateral of secured creditors, platinim Long Term Growth LLC and Lakewood Group, LLC.

Not sure if I should read it into it or not. Does it simply say FGs lawyer can't get the money from the assets now owned by the creditors and have to get it from the debtors, thus "tough luck". Or does the debtor now have assets to pay? And why refer to the creditors collateral as "cash" collateral, when they received only property. Am I reaing in that the RC property has been sold? Probably reading into it to much, any one know how to read the law jargon?

-Y