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Would we still file a 522f motion if the Debtor did not own any real
property at the time the case was filed?
On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 3:44 PM, Dennis wrote:
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> On Aug 19, 2012, at 3:47 PM, "jkatz4212" wrote:
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> Hello all,
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> We filed on 7/25 thinking it's just another no-asset CH 7 with underwater
> r/e. Later, my client comes in with a copy of an abstract of judgment from
> Midland Bank for $12k. He didn't even know that an action had been filed
> against him, let alone that Midland had won a judgment against him by
> default. Midland recorded the abstract on 7/24, so they beat us by a day
> but it's within the 90-day window.
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> Besides amending the schedules and SOFA, what's involved in getting that
> abstract of judgment released?
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> Thanks.
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> Jeffrey Katz
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Would we still file a 522f motion if the Debtor did not own any real property at the time the case was filed?On Fri, Aug 24, 2012 at 3:44 PM, Dennis <easky1@yahoo.com> wrote:
522f motionSent from my iPhonejkatz4212@aol.com> wrote:
Hello all,
We filed on 7/25 thinking it's just another no-asset CH 7 with underwater r/e. Later, my client comes in with a copy of an abstract of judgment from Midland Bank for $12k. He didn't even know that an action had been filed against him, let alone that Midland had won a judgment against him by default. Midland recorded the abstract on 7/24, so they beat us by a day but it's within the 90-day window.
Besides amending the schedules and SOFA, what's involved in getting that abstract of judgment released?
Thanks.
Jeffrey Katz
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522f motion
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 19, 2012, at 3:47 PM, "jkatz4212" wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> We filed on 7/25 thinking it's just another no-asset CH 7 with underwater r/e. Later, my client comes in with a copy of an abstract of judgment from Midland Bank for $12k. He didn't even know that an action had been filed against him, let alone that Midland had won a judgment against him by default. Midland recorded the abstract on 7/24, so they beat us by a day but it's within the 90-day window.
>
> Besides amending the schedules and SOFA, what's involved in getting that abstract of judgment released?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jeffrey Katz
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522f motion Sent from my iPhoneOn Aug 19, 2012, at 3:47 PM, "jkatz4212" <

Hello all,
We filed on 7/25 thinking it's just another no-asset CH 7 with underwater r/e. Later, my client comes in with a copy of an abstract of judgment from Midland Bank for $12k. He didn't even know that an action had been filed against him, let alone that Midland had won a judgment against him by default. Midland recorded the abstract on 7/24, so they beat us by a day but it's within the 90-day window.
Besides amending the schedules and SOFA, what's involved in getting that abstract of judgment released?
Thanks.
Jeffrey Katz

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I always call creditors counsel and ask them to release it voluntarily.
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File a Motion to Avoid Lien on Real Property if they won't release it
voluntarily.
On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 3:47 PM, jkatz4212 wrote:
> **
>
>
> Hello all,
>
> We filed on 7/25 thinking it's just another no-asset CH 7 with underwater
> r/e. Later, my client comes in with a copy of an abstract of judgment from
> Midland Bank for $12k. He didn't even know that an action had been filed
> against him, let alone that Midland had won a judgment against him by
> default. Midland recorded the abstract on 7/24, so they beat us by a day
> but it's within the 90-day window.
>
> Besides amending the schedules and SOFA, what's involved in getting that
> abstract of judgment released?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Jeffrey Katz
>
>
>
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File a Motion to Avoid Lien on Real Property if they won't release it voluntarily. On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 3:47 PM, jkatz4212 <jkatz4212@aol.com> wrote:

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Just do a 522(f) motion. See case no. 1:12-bk-13251. I have done this lots of times. It's an easy motion. However, I suggest you read the code so you know what's is know the rationale for your motion.
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Hello all,
We filed on 7/25 thinking it's just another no-asset CH 7 with underwater r/e. Later, my client comes in with a copy of an abstract of judgment from Midland Bank for $12k. He didn't even know that an action had been filed against him, let alone that Midland had won a judgment against him by default. Midland recorded the abstract on 7/24, so they beat us by a day but it's within the 90-day window.
Besides amending the schedules and SOFA, what's involved in getting that abstract of judgment released?
Thanks.
Jeffrey Katz

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