3    the confirmation order and the plan, property of the estate vested in the Debtors upon plan  confirmation.5    On September 23, 2020, Alexander Villescas was driving the Fusion and was involved in  an auto accident with another vehicle, which resulted in the destruction of the Fusion. The other  driver was at fault, and that’s driver’s insurance company, Farm Bureau Financial Services, paid  a $4,301.35 settlement on account of the accident.6    On or about December 2, 2020, Farm Bureau informed the Chapter 13 Trustee that the  Fusion had been totaled and requested direction on where to send the $4,301.35 in insurance  proceeds (Proceeds).7 That same day, the Chapter 13 Trustee filed a motion to modify the Debtors’  plan to accept the Proceeds as a lump sum plan contribution, from which the Chapter 13 Trustee  would pay Capital One’s allowed secured claim and pay $0 to the Debtors on account of their  claimed exemption in the Fusion.8 The Court entered an order on January 5, 2021 granting that  motion, which directed Farm Bureau to forward the Proceeds to the Chapter 13 Trustee and  authorized the Chapter 13 Trustee to use the Proceeds “to pay off the allowed, secured portion” of  Capital One’s claim and “to disburse funds to the Debtor[s] in the amount of $0.00 to represent  the vehicle exemption pursuant to Schedule C.”9    5  Id.¶ 26, Dkt. No. 9, Part 7.1.  6  The component parts of the settlement were: (1) $3,900 representing the Fusion’s cash value, (2) $278.85 in taxes,  and (3) $122.50 in fees, considering the age of the Fusion, registration, and emissions. Dkt. No. 61, Ex. 1.  7  Dkt. No. 46, ¶ 2; Dkt. No. 36, ¶ 5.  8  Dkt. No. 36, ¶¶ 6-7.  9  Dkt. No. 39, ¶¶ 3-4, 6.  Case 19-26403 Doc 72 Filed 07/08/21 Entered 07/08/21 16:21:37 Desc Main  Document Page 3 of 27

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