Looking for help on two cases
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2017 11:33 am
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Good morning,
I need to file a Motion to re-open for the purposes of filing a Motion to
Avoid a Lien that was discharged in a chapter 7 case I filed back in 2012,
does anyone have a sample, template or guidance on this type of motion that
has had success? Also, I am wondering whether a creditor, who's debt was
discharged would have any viable defenses to our motion.
Also, I filed a chapter 7 case back in 2010 and my clients were discharged,
including a 2nd mortgage. This 2nd mortgage lien holder is now threatening
to foreclose and I am wondering whether we can now file a Chapter 13 and
move to have the 2nd lien stripped as the property is still upside down on
the 1st mortgage? Can anyone provide any guidance on this matter?
Thank you so much.
*Joel M. Feinstein* | Attorney at Law
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Good morning,I need to file a Motion to re-open for the purposes of filing a Motion to Avoid a Lien that was discharged in a chapter 7 case I filed back in 2012, does anyone have a sample, template or guidance on this type of motion that has had success? Also, I am wondering whether a creditor, who's debt was discharged would have any viable defenses to our motion.Also, I filed a chapter 7 case back in 2010 and my clients were discharged, including a 2nd mortgage. This 2nd mortgage lien holder is now threatening to foreclose and I am wondering whether we can now file a Chapter 13 and move to have the 2nd lien stripped as the property is still upside down on the 1st mortgage? Can anyone provide any guidance on this matter?Thank you so much.-- Joel M. Feinstein| Attorney at LawLAW OFFICES OF JOEL M. FEINSTEIN, APC. 16155 Sierra Lakes Parkway, Suite 160-424, Fontana, CA 92336(949) 419-8920 - Office | Facsimile - (888) 523-8013jmf@joelfeinsteinlaw.comMember - Academy of VA Pension PlannersAdvocacy - In-Home Supportive Services Hearings & Assessments| Litigation | Bankruptcy | Real Estate Law | Personal InjuryNOTICE OF NO RELIANCE, CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION: This mail, fax or e-mail will be of no force or effect and will not be binding unless a hard copy of this, signed by an authorized official of the sender's entity, has been sent to the recipient of this message. Information contained in this transmission is intended for the use of the individual or entity named above and may contain legally privileged or confidential information. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copy of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please permanently delete or destroy this message and immediately notify us by telephone.
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Good morning,
I need to file a Motion to re-open for the purposes of filing a Motion to
Avoid a Lien that was discharged in a chapter 7 case I filed back in 2012,
does anyone have a sample, template or guidance on this type of motion that
has had success? Also, I am wondering whether a creditor, who's debt was
discharged would have any viable defenses to our motion.
Also, I filed a chapter 7 case back in 2010 and my clients were discharged,
including a 2nd mortgage. This 2nd mortgage lien holder is now threatening
to foreclose and I am wondering whether we can now file a Chapter 13 and
move to have the 2nd lien stripped as the property is still upside down on
the 1st mortgage? Can anyone provide any guidance on this matter?
Thank you so much.
*Joel M. Feinstein* | Attorney at Law
LAW OFFICES OF JOEL M. FEINSTEIN, APC.
16155 Sierra Lakes Parkway, Suite 160-424, Fontana, CA 92336
(949) 419-8920 - Office | Facsimile - (888) 523-8013
jmf@joelfeinsteinlaw.com
*Member - Academy of VA Pension Planners*
*Advocacy - In-Home Supportive Services Hearings & Assessments| Litigation
| Bankruptcy | Real Estate Law | Personal Injury*
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Good morning,I need to file a Motion to re-open for the purposes of filing a Motion to Avoid a Lien that was discharged in a chapter 7 case I filed back in 2012, does anyone have a sample, template or guidance on this type of motion that has had success? Also, I am wondering whether a creditor, who's debt was discharged would have any viable defenses to our motion.Also, I filed a chapter 7 case back in 2010 and my clients were discharged, including a 2nd mortgage. This 2nd mortgage lien holder is now threatening to foreclose and I am wondering whether we can now file a Chapter 13 and move to have the 2nd lien stripped as the property is still upside down on the 1st mortgage? Can anyone provide any guidance on this matter?Thank you so much.-- Joel M. Feinstein| Attorney at LawLAW OFFICES OF JOEL M. FEINSTEIN, APC. 16155 Sierra Lakes Parkway, Suite 160-424, Fontana, CA 92336(949) 419-8920 - Office | Facsimile - (888) 523-8013jmf@joelfeinsteinlaw.comMember - Academy of VA Pension PlannersAdvocacy - In-Home Supportive Services Hearings & Assessments| Litigation | Bankruptcy | Real Estate Law | Personal InjuryNOTICE OF NO RELIANCE, CONFIDENTIAL AND PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION: This mail, fax or e-mail will be of no force or effect and will not be binding unless a hard copy of this, signed by an authorized official of the sender's entity, has been sent to the recipient of this message. Information contained in this transmission is intended for the use of the individual or entity named above and may contain legally privileged or confidential information. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copy of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, please permanently delete or destroy this message and immediately notify us by telephone.
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