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From the Editor’s Desk – Plan Confirmation
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By The Honorable William Houston Brown (Retired)
Second mortgage creditor did not hold unsecured claim in Chapter 20 case. The debtor had received a Chapter 7 discharge and within one year filed a Chapter 13, in which she filed a motion to value her residence, resulting in an order that the second mortgage had no value to support it and that the lien would be avoided on completion of plan payments. The debtor was not eligible for Chapter 13 discharge, but her amended plan proposed to pay the second mortgage nothing. The debtor then objected to . . .
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