motion to value collateral

[waitonHim201]

All has gone better than I couldve imagined due to BKforum support........however the lender fought for 8100 but conceded to my 2600 & withdrew all objections due to my documentation of necessary repairs and pissing off the judge by submitting a conveniently truncated(which i pointed out to judge) vehicle appraisal report(tisk tisk) ....im pro se in OHIO......what do i do now...case is stalled(still prior to confirmation....due to objection originally filed against motion to value collateral)Im stuck!!!what do i file to get case moving again?????

[MSbklawyer]

Why is it stuck? Did the judge enter an order denying their motion to value collateral? If not, you need to submit a proposed order to the judge. Has a proposed order confirming your plan been sent to the judge? If that's the customary practice in your jurisdiction, you'd need to do that as well.

[AngelinaCatHub]

Greetings MSBKlawyer. Been missing seeing you help out.

For our OP, I sure do admire those who BK pro se. We were SOOooo uninformed and lost our 'hind portion' due to inadequate representation. This is why Mrs. and I have made our intent to become educated and to stay here to help those who where like us. "Dumb as a stump". I enjoy your advise MSB, as I/we always learn from you. 'Hub

[waitonHim201]

judge didnt enter order at all.....i thought maybe a proposed order but it seemed kinda redundant since motion to value was conceeded by creditor....thought judge would approve motion in absence of objections

[LadyInTheRed]

The judge will usually approve a motion if there is no objection. But, it is often up to the prevaling party to submit a proposed order for the judge to sign. Check your local court rules.