Credit Union Blocks Mortgage Payments During Active Bankruptcy Proceedings
First Tech Federal Credit Union obstructed mortgage payments while the borrower was in an active bankruptcy case, preventing court-required payment compliance. The servicer's interference created legal jeopardy for the borrower.
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