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If the court enters relief, even after the case is closed, or the fact that a relief from stay motion was filed in the case is information that must be listed on the Motion to Extend the Stay, which is necessary if a second or third BK is filed within a year of the dismissal.
This is really critical if the 3rd filing is on the day before the foreclosure sale and there isn't time to obtain an order extending the stay entered before the foreclosure sale.
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On Oct 2, 2014, at 5:13 PM, 'Larry Webb' larry@webbklaw.com [cdcbaa] wrote:
Sorry I thought that was understood. Best regardsLarry Webb California Board of Legal SpecializationCertified Specialist in Bankruptcy Law State Bar of California 229344Central District California"A Debt Relief Agency"Check out my Blog cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com [mailto:cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com]
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Subject: Re: [cdcbaa] Why do banks file RFS in CH7? I assume you're looking for a better answer than: For the attorneys to make money.
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US Bank aka Wells Fargo has filed a RFS motion in one of my no asset ch7 cases. The debtors are underwater on the 2nd and 3rd [all WF] and barely above water on the first [cost of sale plus note exceeds value]oan mod to pay arrears. Debtors cannot afford ch13 plan payments. discharge and the case will be closed before Wells Fargo gets the RFS order entered, so why file it?WF had asked for a reaffirmation agreement, debtors declined. Is the RFS retribution? Best regardsLarry WebbCalifornia Board of Legal SpecializationCertified Specialist in Bankruptcy LawState Bar of California 229344Central District California"A Debt Relief Agency"Check out my Blog 93010P 805.987.1400F 805.987.2866C 805.750.2150


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