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I received a Motion for Relief from the Automatic Stay on a piece of property that I have decided to surrender or return to the creditor. What should I do?

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I received a Motion for Relief from the Automatic Stay on a piece of property that I have decided to surrender or return to the creditor. What should I do?

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Notify our offices immediately of your desire to surrender the property. Next, send a note instructing us that you authorize Jim Morrison & Associates, PC to surrender the property on your behalf. Sign the note, date it, and mail it to us at your earliest convenience. This will be a big help to us and will let our bookkeeper know not to charge you for the $450.00 fee involved in a contested Motion for Relief from the Automatic Stay proceeding.