Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney's Association

See response below:
relief from auto. stay. Where the debtor
> has agreed to > surrender the property, I'm just
curious as to > motivation of second for
> filing MFR. The motion says property values are
> declining, perhaps > they just want to speed things
along? I don't think
> they will recover
> anything after the first mortgage holder gets paid.
> Secondly, am I
> expected to file a notice of non-opposition even
> though there is intent
> to surrender? Thank you for your help,
>
>
Keith is right!
we are officers of the court and should file
nonopposition whenever we can. Sometimes your day
will be too clogged, but it really helps the court.
Court can issue an tentative and not requrie
appearances. Court does not have to worry your client
will show up and want to talk to the judge for an
hour.

dennis
>
>

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Thanks much, Keith.
Law Office of Jeffrey A. Cancilla & Associates
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Westminster, CA 92683
714-418-9735
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To: cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2008 1:31:03 PM
Subject: Re: [cdcbaa] MRF by 2nd where intent to surrender filed
Yes, this is standard procedures for the lenders. Has no net effect to your client. Please use the optional Court approved "RESPONSE TO RFS" Form to list your non-opposition.

Keith Higginbotham


In a message dated 4/29/2008 9:48:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, jeffreycancilla@ yahoo.com writes:
Debtor filed chap 7 including intent to surrender residence. 2nd
mortgage holder received intent to surrender, and refers to it in its
motion for relief from auto. stay. Where the debtor has agreed to
surrender the property, I'm just curious as to motivation of second for
filing MFR. The motion says property values are declining, perhaps
they just want to speed things along? I don't think they will recover
anything after the first mortgage holder gets paid. Secondly, am I
expected to file a notice of non-opposition even though there is intent
to surrender? Thank you for your help,
The Law Offices of Keith Alan Higginbotham
255 South Grand Avenue, Suite #2109
Los Angeles, CA 90012-3045
213.620.0176
213.613.1200 Facsimile
HigginbothamLaw@ aol.com
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Yes, this is standard procedures for the lenders. Has no net effect to your
client. Please use the optional Court approved "RESPONSE TO RFS" Form to
list your non-opposition.

Keith Higginbotham


In a message dated 4/29/2008 9:48:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
jeffreycancilla@yahoo.com writes:
Debtor filed chap 7 including intent to surrender residence. 2nd
mortgage holder received intent to surrender, and refers to it in its
motion for relief from auto. stay. Where the debtor has agreed to
surrender the property, I'm just curious as to motivation of second for
filing MFR. The motion says property values are declining, perhaps
they just want to speed things along? I don't think they will recover
anything after the first mortgage holder gets paid. Secondly, am I
expected to file a notice of non-opposition even though there is intent
to surrender? Thank you for your help,
The Law Offices of Keith Alan Higginbotham
255 South Grand Avenue, Suite #2109
Los Angeles, CA 90012-3045
213.620.0176
213.613.1200 Facsimile
HigginbothamLaw@aol.com
**************Need a new ride? Check out the largest site for U.S. used car
listings at AOL Autos.
(http://autos.aol.com/used?NCIDlcmp00300000002851)
Yes, this is standard procedures for the lenders. Has no net
effect to your client. Please use the optional Court approved "RESPONSE TO
RFS" Form to list your non-opposition.

Keith Higginbotham


In a message dated 4/29/2008 9:48:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
jeffreycancilla@yahoo.com writes:

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Debtor filed chap 7 including intent to surrender residence. 2nd
mortgage holder received intent to surrender, and refers to it in its
motion for relief from auto. stay. Where the debtor has agreed to
surrender the property, I'm just curious as to motivation of second for
filing MFR. The motion says property values are declining, perhaps
they just want to speed things along? I don't think they will recover
anything after the first mortgage holder gets paid. Secondly, am I
expected to file a notice of non-opposition even though there is intent
to surrender? Thank you for your help,

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