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09
May
2022

Chapter 13 Plan Cures Arrearage

Debtors’ residence was in a mortgage foreclosure when, after the foreclosure judgment but prior to the sheriff’s sale, the debtors filed a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

The debtors’ Chapter 13 Plan provided for curing the prepetition arrearage over the term of the Chapter 13 plan and also provided for regular monthly payments on the mortgage after the filing of bankruptcy.

The Bankruptcy Court found that the debtors could be saved from the foreclosure proceeding by providing a repayment plan that cured the arrearage to the mortgagee.

Author: Charles R. Harroun, Attorney at Law



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