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I just received a message from my attorney. The court called her, letting her know that the judge asked for an entry striking my trustee's objection to plan modification. WooHoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Finally, a little justice for the debtor.
I am not an attorney. My comments are based on personal experience and research. Always consult an attorney in your area to address concerns related to your particular situation.
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Does this mean you can start making lower payments NOW??!! And it will be OK with the Court??!!
My attorney said to start making the lower payment. BUT, striking the motion to deny doesn't necessarily mean DISMISSED does it? I read it as a victory at first, just like my attorney, but now that I have re-read it a hundred times it seems to leave the door open for the trustee to make ANOTHER objection sice it doesn't say dismissed. Maybe I'm being paranoid.
Good news DOA. I understand being paranoid, I think anybody in a chapter 13 is always looking over there shoulder for a creditor / trustee / to come out of the wood work to screw things up. The good news, the judge has told the trustee by striking his objection that you will be able to modify the plan. Of course, the new plan will have to be confirmed..etc.
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