California Motion To Approve Trial Loan Modification Agreement And Authorizing Trustee is a legal form used in the state of California that allows a lender to request the court to approve a trial loan modification agreement. The motion typically includes a list of documents that the lender has provided to the borrower, such as a budget analysis, and a statement of reasons why the loan modification should be approved. The Trustee is also authorized to enter into the modification agreement on behalf of the lender. There are two types of California Motion To Approve Trial Loan Modification Agreement And Authorizing Trustee: Judicial Foreclosure and Non-Judicial Foreclosure. The Judicial Foreclosure Motion is typically used when a borrower has already defaulted on their loan and the lender is seeking a court order to approve the modification agreement. The Non-Judicial Foreclosure Motion is typically used when a borrower is in default, but the lender is requesting the court to approve the modification agreement prior to a foreclosure.