By Henry E. Hildebrand, III, Chapter 13 Standing Trustee (Nashville, TN) During the free Academy webinar The CARES Act – Impacts on Chapter 13 on April 2, 2020, the panel – Judge Wm. Houston Brown (Retired), Amanda DeBerry and I – referred to the importance of detailing the reasons for modifications or suspensions to be related to financial hardship stemming...
A Lost Cure
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By Ken Siomos, Staff Attorney to Chapter 13 Trustee John H. Germeraad (Springfield, IL)
The Bankruptcy Code allows debtors to “cure” defaults and save their property or simply return to a no-default status on unsecured debts.1 The terms of the cure are determined under applicable non-bankruptcy law and the debtors’ contract.2 Historically, Courts have understood the cure provisions to allow debtors to put themselves in a position “as if the default had never occurred.”3 But the Fourth and Ninth Circuit Courts . . .
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