(Reprinted with permission. Bankruptcy Court Liaison Committee Newsletter – Spring 2023 (Northern District of Illinois)) During her tenure as a bankruptcy judge for nearly 24 years, Judge Carol A. Doyle has presided over countless chapter 7, 11, and 13 cases, leaving a lasting impact on the Chicago bankruptcy landscape. She has been a dedicated and respected member of the bankruptcy...
Monk v. LSI Title Company of Oregon (In re Monk)
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Monk v. LSI Title Company of Oregon (In re Monk), 2011 WL 212831 (Bankr. D. Ore. January 21, 2011) (Alley)
Where a mortgage claim is disallowed during a Chapter 13 case, the lien is void and the mortgagee may not pursue rights against the property after the Debtor receives a discharge.
Case Summary
The Debtors’ Chapter 13 plan was filed in February of 2004 and proposed to cure a default on their mortgage and the Debtors would maintain payments on the mortgage during the pendency of the case. The Trustee was to make payments . . .
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