Relief from stay motions -- no reason to object
Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2009 9:41 am
Hello all,
Been a while since I had one of these but I'm getting busy again and
wanted to know, what are your all's procedures when you file a Chapter
7 for a debtor in serious default and get notice of a motion for
relief from stay? There are absolutely no arguments against granting
the motion I can think of in some of these cases and I do not want to
spend undue time on it. I remember a I have tried to contact
creditors' counsel to get a stipulation signed for when foreclosure
will occur but that is often impossible as in my experience,
creditor's counsel either does not call back or calls back once and
never again.
What is the best practice here?
Oh -- I do not want to file a notice of NON-objection because
sometimes the motion goes off-calendar and I worry that filing a
notice that there is NO OBJECTION to foreclosure is not in the best
interest of my clients.
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