In re Couchman, 477 B.R. 807 (Bankr. D. Kan. 2012)

(debtor filed Chapter 12, but couldn’t confirm Chapter 12 plan until over a year later; under confirmation order, bank allowed two claims with one secured by personal property and one secured by real estate; debtor failed to pay on either claim and bank sought relief from automatic stay and eventually payment was made and court ordered conditional order concerning future defaults; conditional order was bilateral agreement between debtor and bank that conditioned continued effect of stay on debtor curing any default within 30 days or receiving notice of default; conditional order is not post-confirmation modification to plan; no “drop-dead” provision in original plan; conditional order is not a “plan”; conditional order anticipated chance that debtor might amend plan and such amendment would not unravel conditional order; court approved debtor’s amended motion to modify bank’s claim).