Connor v. Countrywide Bank NA (In Re Connor)

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• holding that disclaimer-free billing statements do not violate the automatic stay if sent to a debtor who intends to ride through
• finding that in a case converted from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7, pre-conversion loan statements did not violate the stay, while post-conversion loan statements might because post-conversion, debtor had no interest in knowing amount due
• explaining that the statement and payment coupon sent in Draper violated the automatic stay because the debtor did not need the information contained therein and payments to the secured mortgage creditor were already being made pursuant to a confirmed plan
• monthly statements sent by mortgage company did not violate stay

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