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: The Debt PodcastLift Stay Motions in Chapter 13: Filing a Response Need Not Be Difficult
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If you are in a chapter 13 case, you might eventually receive an ominous-looking document entitled “Motion for Relief From Stay,” or some similar caption. This multi-page document is filed by a secured creditor, such as your mortgage lender or car loan finance company, when it wants to obtain bankruptcy court permission to foreclose or [...]Full post as published by The Debt Podcast on February 12, 2008 (boomark / email).
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