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Motion For Mortgage Modification Mediation Form. This is a Wisconsin form and can be use in USBC Western Federal.
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UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN __________________________________________________________________________________________ In re: Chapter 13 Case No.: __________________________________________________________________________________________ NOTICE OF MOTION and MOTION REQUESTING A MORTGAGE MODIFICATION MEDIATION PROGRAM ORDER with REQUEST FOR CREDITOR STIPULATION __________________________________________________________________________________________ NOTICE To: __________________________________________ and its successors, assigns and servicing agents ("the Creditor"), please take notice: ___________________________________ ("the Debtor" whether on or more) files this motion for Mediation and Request for Stipulation to participate in a voluntary Mortgage Modification Mediation Program ("MMM"). The Creditor has 30 days from the filing of this Notice to stipulate to the entry of an MMM Order, or signify that it is declining to participate in mediation. If the Creditor does not respond to this invitation to participate in MMM, the Debtor may withdraw the Motion or file a letter with the Court requesting additional time to receive a response from the Creditor. MOTION and REQUEST Eligibility The Debtor represents: 1. The debtor is the owner-occupant of a one-to-four-unit residential property used as the Debtor's primary residence. 2. The Debtor has regular income. 3. The Debtor has an unpaid principal mortgage balance that is equal to or less than $729,750 (for a oneunit property). 4. The Debtor has signed the mortgage note. 5. The Debtor has a mortgage payment that is not affordable due to financial hardship. American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com Terms of Order Sought The Debtor requests an Order providing the following terms: 6. Amount of Modified Mortgage Payment. Debtor will make post-petition mortgage payments to the Creditor of 31% of the Debtor's gross monthly income or 75% of the Debtor's current mortgage payment, whichever is less (the "Modified Mortgage Payment"). 7. Payment of Modified Mortgage Payment. The first Modified Mortgage Payment will be due and must be received by the Creditor no later than the next monthly scheduled due date (plus any grace period) after entry of an Order approving this Motion. The only exception to this requirement is if the Debtor does not know the identity of the Creditor at the time the payment is due; in that event, the Debtor will make the Modified Mortgage Payment to the Debtor's attorney to be held in trust until the Creditor is identified. 8. Payment Term. The Debtor will continue to make the Modified Mortgage Payments to the Creditor each month in sufficient time to be received before the expiration of the grace period until MMM is concluded or an Order of the Court expressly states otherwise. 9. Creditor's Consent. If the Creditor agrees to this proposed Order, then the Creditor will execute the attached Stipulation and mail it to Debtor's counsel at the address set forth below. 10. Presentation to the Court. The Debtor's counsel will forthwith file the Stipulation with a Proposed Order approving the Motion. 11. Within 5 business days from the date of the entry of the Order a. Delivery of Order to Creditor and MMM Clerk. The Debtor will supply a copy of such Order to the Creditor and the Wisconsin Foreclosure Mediation Network MMM Clerk at mmmclerk@MediateWisconsin.com. The terms of the Order will supersede any conflicting language in the Chapter 13 Plan. b. Debtor's DMM Registration. The Debtor will register to use the DMM Loss Mitigation Web Portal ("the Portal") (www.dclmwp.com) and the Debtor will pay $25 to the DMM Loss Mitigation Web Portal. The Debtor understands that the Portal fee is nonrefundable. 12. Within 5 business days of receipt of the Order from the Debtor a. Assignment of Mediator. The MMM clerk will assign a mediator from the MMM roster of mediators and notify, via email, all parties and the Mediator of such assignment. b. Creditor's DMM Registration. The Creditor will register to use the Portal to receive and manage the Documents. (There is no charge for the Creditor to use the Portal.) In the event the Creditor is not registered to use the Portal, the Creditor's attorney may act on the Creditor's behalf in using the Portal. American LegalNet, Inc. www.FormsWorkFlow.com c. Creditor's Forms and Proof of Claim. The Creditor or the Creditor's attorney will deliver to the Debtor and the Mediator the forms and a list of loan modification documents (the "Documents") needed to compile a complete loan modification application, as well as a copy of the Creditor's proof of claim if one has been filed. The preferred method of delivery is the Portal. 13. Delivery of Debtor's Documents. Within 14 days from the entry of the Order, the Debtor will provide the Creditor and the Mediator with bankruptcy Schedules "I" and "J," as well as the Documents required by the Creditor by filing the Documents via the Portal. The Debtor understands that the Documents may need to be updated, and agrees to use the Portal to provide current Documents upon the Creditor's request. (Questions about filing or downloading the Documents on the Portal can be directed to DMM Support at 1-800-4811013 or by email to support@defaultmitigation.com.) 14. Mediation Fee. The Debtor will pay $200 (the "Mediation Fee") to the Mediator, no later than 14 days after the assignment of the Mediator. Mediators do not accept Debtors' personal checks for the Mediation Fee, and the Mediator is not required to perform any services until the fee is received. If the fee is not paid when due, the Mediator will issue a courtesy reminder to the Debtor, and if the fee is not paid promptly, the Mediator will advise the MMM Clerk and may withdraw from the case. The Creditor agrees to pay $200 to the Mediator no later than 14 days after appointment of the Mediator. 15. Creditor's Scope of Authority and Good Faith. The Creditor agrees to designate a representative with knowledge of all of the Creditor's loss mitigation programs with either full authority to make a final decision on the modification of the Debtor's mortgage or access to an underwriter with full authority to make a final decision on the modification. The Creditor agrees to promptly inform the Debtor of any deficiencies in the submissions to DMM, to engage in the mediation process in good faith, and to continue participation until a decision is rendered regarding De