By Michael D. Pinsky | Published June 13, 2019 | Posted in The bankruptcy meeting | Tagged Tags: 341(a) meeting, bankruptcy meeting, going to bankruptcy court, trustee meeting |
My case just got filed. What happens next?
Okay. You just sat down and reviewed your petition, made any appropriate changes to make it speak the truth and then signed it. The fees are (finally) paid (upfront fees if its a chapter 13), and the case was just filed electronically with the Bankruptcy Court. You have your bankruptcy case number. What’s next? It Read More
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