Chapter 13 Trustees occupy unique positions. Every day they work with the courts, clerks’ offices, debtors, creditors, and their attorneys, and the Office of the United States Trustees. Within ethical bounds, it is important that Chapter 13 trustees build and maintain relationships with each of these constituents. Civility, professionalism, and trust are the mainstays for all of these interactions. We...
Critical Case Comment: In re Keele
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By Henry E. Hildebrand, III, Chapter 13 Trustee for the Middle District of Tennessee
In re Keele, 2012 WL 893351 (Bankr. D. Kan, March 14, 2012) (Somers)
A secured creditor is entitled to pre-confirmation adequate protection payment under §§ 361, 362 and 363 only where the creditor makes a request for it.
Case Summary
In May 2010 the debtors refinanced an obligation secured by a 1999 double-wide manufactured home with First Federal Savings Loan. When they filed their Chapter 13 plan a year later, they sought to “cram down” the obligation to First . . .
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