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Re: Bankruptcy and TD Maturity

Posted by Ward-CA- on November 15, 2003 at 1:32 AM

In Reply to: Bankruptcy and TD Maturity posted by Jim on November 13, 2003 at 6:57 PM

: When a TD matures while the trustor is in Ch. 13 BK, is the plan "pierced", making all arrearages and P&I immediately due and payable upon discharge or do the arreages and the costs to protect your TD remain in the "plan" subject to the payment plan and time-line presented by the debtors attorney?
: Thanks!
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Jim,

I'd imagine that the payoff of a ballooning trust deed that occurs during the pendency of a bankruptcy would have to wait until the bankruptcy was dismissed. That's because the petitioner has been allowed a reduced payment plan until she can get on her feet financially. Thus a sudden lump sum payoff would defeat the purpose of her workout agreement with all her creditors.


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