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    Wow,It's only been 4 days since I surrendered my Car...

    I'm suprised how quickly that banks move on 'surrendered' vehicles in BK.I just surrendered my car,which was part of my Chapter 7 BK,and the bank has already filed a 'lift of stay' so they can auction the car off before my discharge.
    It was only 4 days ago if I don't count the weekend.
    Geesh they move fast.
    Donna
    Donna

    Filed Pro Se August 10,2006 :cry: 341 Meeting: September 19,2006 :blink: Last Day to Object: November 20,2006 :cool: Discharged: November 27,2006 :clapping: CLOSED: December 15,2006 :tongue:

    #2
    I don't understand why a lift is necessary, if they have the car. Generally, the lift is requested so they can proceed with repo proceedings and get their property back.

    Me - I would file an objection to their lift request just on principle. Maybe the judge will slap them for filing unnecessary actions with the court -

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      #3
      Originally posted by poorme View Post
      I don't understand why a lift is necessary, if they have the car. Generally, the lift is requested so they can proceed with repo proceedings and get their property back.

      Me - I would file an objection to their lift request just on principle. Maybe the judge will slap them for filing unnecessary actions with the court -
      I think they need the 'lift of stay' to auction the car off before the discharge.
      They do give me until a certain date to 'object' to the lift of stay but why bother? It cost the bank $150.00 to get a hearing for that lift of stay...
      They can have it.
      Donna
      Donna

      Filed Pro Se August 10,2006 :cry: 341 Meeting: September 19,2006 :blink: Last Day to Object: November 20,2006 :cool: Discharged: November 27,2006 :clapping: CLOSED: December 15,2006 :tongue:

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        #4
        Correct, even if the debtor's intention is to surrender the vehicle...if the BK has not been discharged, the bank still needs the lift stay to move on the asset.

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          #5
          Originally posted by 9877donna View Post
          I'm suprised how quickly that banks move on 'surrendered' vehicles in BK.I just surrendered my car,which was part of my Chapter 7 BK,and the bank has already filed a 'lift of stay' so they can auction the car off before my discharge.
          It was only 4 days ago if I don't count the weekend.
          Geesh they move fast.
          Donna
          OMG.I almost had a heart attack when I saw the mail today.I had an official envelope with the name of 3 lawyers on it addressed to me.
          It just ended up being the lawyers for the bank that I had the car loan from and they were notifying me about their request for the 'lift of stay' for my car.'Phew...scared the bejesus out of me!! I thought someone was objecting to discharge! Please oh please no.I only have 3 more weeks and then they can no longer object.
          I am soooo nervous.I cannot wait till that period of time is over so I can breathe again.
          Donna
          Donna

          Filed Pro Se August 10,2006 :cry: 341 Meeting: September 19,2006 :blink: Last Day to Object: November 20,2006 :cool: Discharged: November 27,2006 :clapping: CLOSED: December 15,2006 :tongue:

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            #6
            Originally posted by HHM View Post
            Correct, even if the debtor's intention is to surrender the vehicle...if the BK has not been discharged, the bank still needs the lift stay to move on the asset.
            Do I get a notice that the creditor is seeking a <lift of automatic stay> BEFORE the repo action begins or should I keep parking around the corner in my buddys garage??
            NOTE: I am not a lawyer...any advice I give is for entertainment purposes only. Legal questions should be directed to competent counsel. I am just a troll. Or a Toad.

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              #7
              LOL

              You would typically receive a copy of the Motion to Lift Stay in the mail. (At a minimum, your attorney would receive a copy, and typically foward it to you).

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                #8
                If you have a PACER acct, it will show there before you get a letter in the Mail.

                Think of PACER as an early warning system.
                Filed Ch 7 - 09/06
                Discharged - 12/2006
                Officially Declared No Asset - 03/2007
                Closed - 04/2007

                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.

                Another good thing about being poor is that when you are seventy your children will not have declared you legally insane in order to gain control of your estate. - Woody Allen...

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                  #9
                  Yep, I checked pacer almost daily while before my BK was discharged and then weekly until case closed. Good peace of mind and GREAT early warning system!!
                  Chapter 7 Pro Se....Discharged Feb. 2006

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