Chapter 13

The legal Effect of the Confirmation of a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Plan in San Diego

Effects of Confirmation: A confirmed Chapter 13 Bankruptcy plan binds the debtor and every creditor, regardless of whether a creditor has accepted or rejected the plan or has objected to confirmation of the Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan, or whether his claim is provided for by the plan.
 

Vesting of Property

Unless the Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan or the confirmation order provides otherwise, confirmation causes all property of the estate to vest in the bankruptcy debtor "free and clear of any claim or interest of any creditor provided for by the plan." Bankruptcy Code §1327(b),(c). Pacific Bankruptcy Center, San Diego California (Chapter_13_Miscellaneous)
 

Liens


Although there is authority holding that a creditor's lien not provided for by the plan passes through bankruptcy undisturbed, even if the secured party fails to file a proof of claim Bankruptcy Code §1327(c), 506(d); In re Thomas, 883 F2d 991 (11th Cir. 1989), the more cautious practice, in light of the language of section 1327(c), is for the secured party to file a proof of claim.
 

Debts

In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, confirmation does not operate as a discharge of the bankruptcy debtor's debts. Bankruptcy Code §1328. Pacific Bankruptcy Center, San Diego California ( Chapter_13_Discharge )

 

Rancho Bernardo, California


 
Rancho Bernardo is a planned community of the city of San Diego, California, located in San Diego County. It is geographically located about 20 miles north-north-east of downtown San Diego, immediately north of Carmel Mountain Ranch, northwest of the city of Poway and south of Escondido.

Rancho Bernardo, or popularly known as RB, was born in 1789 with a land grant from the king of Spain as La Caņada de San Bernardo (or "The Gorge of Saint Bernard"). As the early name implies, the topography of RB consists of canyons and rolling hills. At the beginning of Rancho Bernardo's history, circa 1800, the population consisted of a volatile combination of indigenous Native Americans and ranchers.

The early 1960s saw Rancho Bernardo's evolution into its present state and nomenclature when the Rancho Bernardo real estate obtained incorporation with the approval of the AVCO Community Developers. This was the beginning of Rancho Bernardo as it is known today. Rancho Bernardo is home to Corporate Headquarters of Sony US, the first Japanese factory in the U.S.

On October 22, 2007 the Witch Creek Fire burned through Rancho Bernardo and several other populous areas of San Diego County, destroying hundreds of houses. The neighborhoods of the Trails, Montelena and Westwood were the main areas hit in Rancho Bernardo


The Pacific Bankruptcy Center assists the residents of Rancho Bernardo, California in filing for relief under the United States bankruptcy code. We are a debt relief agency

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