Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

A creditor has repeatedly violated the Stay in a confirmed Chapter 11 bankruptcy by not complying with the terms of the confirmation plan and repeatedly sending notices of default to Debtor. These notices of default have also been sent repeatedly the tenant at one of the Debtor's properties, which has damaged the Debtor's rapport with the tenant at the property, causing them to be in confusion about who the true owner of the property is. The servicer, sending the notices of default has recently rescinded the foreclosure sale date after being given notice of the Stay in the bankruptcy. However, are there attorneys who can pursue damages against the creditor for violating the Stay and who will take the case on a contingency basis?


Asked on 11/04/11, 5:30 pm

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