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In re Coates-Douglas

United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Maryland
Jan 30, 2008
Case No. 04-31196JS (Bankr. D. Md. Jan. 30, 2008)

Opinion

Case No. 04-31196JS.

January 30, 2008

Deborah K. Curran, Esq., Attorney for Movant

Sheila Theresa Coates-Douglas., Debtor proceeding Pro Se


CONSENT ORDER AND STIPULATION MODIFYING AUTOMATIC STAY


The Movant, Community Development Administration (Bogman, Inc., Loan Servicer), by its attorney, Deborah K. Curran, and the Debtor(s), Sheila Theresa Coates-Douglas proceeding ProSe do hereby consent to the following:

1. The Debtor(s) shall cure the post-petition arrears due of $2,285.07, which represents payments in the amount of $362.00 and late charges in the amount of $10.71 for the months of September 2007 thru January 2008, less $328.48 for funds held in suspense, plus bankruptcy legal fees and costs of $900.00, by making an initial lump sum payment of $460.00 (receipt acknowledged) and by then making "additional" monthly payments of $182.51 commencing in February 2008 and continuing each month thereafter for a total of ten (10) months until the arrears are paid in full. The "additional" payments must be received by the 25th day of the month. Note: Should the Debtor(s) provide sufficient proof of payments made but not yet credited by Movant, the above arrears will be adjusted accordingly.

2. Additionally, in February 2008 the Debtor(s) shall resume making the regular monthly payments of $362.00, or as adjusted for interest rate or escrow changes and shall continue to be bound by all other provisions in the Note and Deed of Trust. The regular payments are due on the first day of the month with a late charge of $10.71 assessed after the fifteenth.

3. Should the Debtor fail to make any payment when due, or should any payment be returned for insufficient funds, the Movant will, by first class mail, inform the Debtor and their attorney. Any payment(s) tendered to cure a default arising under the provisions of this consent agreement must be in the form of certified or cashier's check or money orders. Should the Debtor then fail to cure the default within ten (10) days from the date of mailing of the default notice, the stay shall terminate without further court action and without further court order. The Movant will file with the Court and mail to the Debtor(s) and their attorney an Affidavit of Default and Notice of Termination of Automatic Stay. The Noteholder may proceed to enforce its rights, including but not limited to foreclosure, under the provisions of the Deed of Trust recorded among the land records of Baltimore City, Maryland, at Liber 5765 and folio 214 and which is secured by the property of the Debtor(s) located at 1115 N. Central Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland.

4. Should there be more than two (2) defaults in payment as provided in this agreement, there shall be no ten day "cure period"; the Movant shall file the Affidavit of Default with the court and mail copies to the Debtor(s) and their attorney and may proceed with collection and/or foreclosure actions.

5. This agreement shall be and become null and void on the termination of this bankruptcy proceeding. Should the Debtor(s) convert to a Chapter 7 proceeding, this agreement shall constitute the Debtor's consent to the termination of the automatic stay and the repayment provisions in Paragraph (1) shall be and become null and void. This agreement shall apply to proceedings for possession of the real property after the foreclosure sale.

SO ORDERED


Summaries of

In re Coates-Douglas

United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Maryland
Jan 30, 2008
Case No. 04-31196JS (Bankr. D. Md. Jan. 30, 2008)
Case details for

In re Coates-Douglas

Case Details

Full title:In Re: Sheila Theresa Coates-Douglas Community Development Administration…

Court:United States Bankruptcy Court, D. Maryland

Date published: Jan 30, 2008

Citations

Case No. 04-31196JS (Bankr. D. Md. Jan. 30, 2008)