This response to a MFRFS in a chapter 7 case contains short, well summarized grounds to deny stay relief because the debtors had not been given a fair chance to qualify for a HAMP loan and the lender had not followed Treasury Regulations in giving the reasons for a prior HAMP denial. The last paragraph mentions the possible benefit to debtors of the 25 billion dollar settlement entered on the date I filed the response which could allow up to a 20k principal reduction in the debtors' loan, which, when combined with HAMP, would allow the debtors to easily meet the new mortgage payments. There is also language which alleges that a MFRFS is never appropriate in a no asset Chapter 7 which will close in 4 to 5 months from filing the case in any event.
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Federal, 11th Circuit, Alabama |
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