I'm with frogger. Let them come get their collateral if they want it.
Ask your attorney about amending your statement of intention to say that you are surrendering that collateral. They are trying to get more cash out of your BK. If you surrender the property, all they have left is an unsecured claim for the deficiency. They are very unlikely to want your stuff badly enough to come get it. But, if you call their bluff, you should be prepared to give it up if necessary.
Ask your attorney about amending your statement of intention to say that you are surrendering that collateral. They are trying to get more cash out of your BK. If you surrender the property, all they have left is an unsecured claim for the deficiency. They are very unlikely to want your stuff badly enough to come get it. But, if you call their bluff, you should be prepared to give it up if necessary.
Comment