JOINT MOTION TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT AGAINST DEFENDANT (BoA/Countrywide) No Order - FLDA

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So our motion for summary judgement is scheduled for January but I noticed this posting today on the court site. We had a 1st and 2nd mortgage - both of which were discharged through Chapter 7 bankruptcy in 2011 (we definitely did not reaffirm and both loans were listed). Both the 1st and 2nd were with BoA although I believe the 2nd was BoA/Countrywide (and I believe they are named as a defendant as well). We received a phone call months ago from the 2nd lien company asking us what had happened and they acknowledged the loan had been discharged. The house was and still is worth less than the 1st mortgage balance. It looks like BoA/Countrywide initially answered the plantiff's complaint (BoA is the plantiff), then came the Joint Motion and yet another answer to the plantiff's complaint. The next day, BoA's lawyers filed a copy of the original loan (we received a copy of it in the mail just today, which is why I checked the court site). Is the 2nd lienholder trying to set aside the default so they can still try to collect from someone (hopefully not us since their loan was discharged) or are they just trying to ensure that there is a copy of the original note? We would just like the foreclosure to proceed.