It is general practice that all our judges will require a formal appraisal
with a declaration from the appraiser will be admissible evidence to
support the valuation.
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Nancy Yi Jin wrote:
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> Hello Listmates,
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> Does anyone know if Judge Brand requires a formal appraisal for the Motion
> To Avoid Junior Lien On Principal Residence or will the debtor's
> declaration regarding value suffice?
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Nancy Jin
> Law Office of Nancy Jin
> 12821 Western Ave. Suite B
> Garden Grove, CA 92841
> Telephone: (949) 328-7121
> Fax: (888) 700-6396
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>
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It is general practice that all our judges will require a formal appraisal with a declaration from the appraiser will be admissible evidence to support the valuation.On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 10:52 AM, Nancy Yi Jin <
nancyjinlaw@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hello Listmates,Does anyone know if Judge Brand requires a formal appraisal for the Motion To Avoid Junior Lien On Principal Residence or will the debtor's declaration regarding value suffice?
Thank you in advance.Sincerely,Nancy Jin Law Office of Nancy Jin 12821 Western Ave. Suite BGarden Grove, CA 92841Telephone: (949) 328-7121
Fax: (888) 700-6396
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