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A Chapter 7 bankruptcy case typically lasts between three and four months. Once the case is filed, there is a meeting of creditors (known as the 341 meeting) approximately 30-40 days after the case is filed. After the meeting, creditors have approximately 60 days to file objections or adversarial complaints to the debtor's discharge. Once that time frame has expired, the Clerk of the US Bankruptcy Court will send the Discharge Order to all creditors, to the debtor and to the debtor's attorney.
Yes, you can get an auto loan before bankruptcy discharge. If you have filed a chapter 13 bankruptcy, you must receive permission from the court trustee. Contact your attorney to begin the process. The court will set limits as to maximum loan amount and monthly payments. DO NOT apply for a loan of any type before getting approval from the court! Doing so could be grounds for dismissal of your bankruptcy, depending on the regulations of your particular court district. If you have filed a chapter 7, there are certain automotive lenders who will finance you after you have attended the (sect. 341) meeting of creditors. However, if you are unable to find one of these lenders, your discharge is usually granted within a few weeks of the 341 meeting and you will be able to purchase then.
An advisory meeting might be a meeting of all employees to inform them about upcoming things. A managerial meeting is a meeting of managers to discuss courses of action for a business.
Filing fee is $306. Pre-filing certificate for debt counseling, $50 or less and post-341 meeting certificate for financial management course, $50 or less. Legal fee to an attorney, $1,000 or more. Some states allow non-lawyer document preparation, often for $400-$900.
No, it means the 341 meeting has yet to be scheduled. You'll know when you have it as you have to be there.
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341 MEETING OF CREDITORS
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Our attorney told us that our case (including bank records, etc.) would not be reviewed again after the 341 meeting.
If you will not appear at your 341 Meeting of Creditors then you should try to contact the trustee to inform them that you cannot appear. Most trustees will reschedule the 341 meeting of creditors if you cannot attend for a serious reason. If you have your attorney, then the attorney can appear on your behave at the hearing date and also request that the matter be continued.
Yes, though you should wait until after the case is closed. You have to be present at the 341 meeting of creditors, though you may be able to appear telephonically if there was a good reason for taking the job and leaving before the 341 meeting.
That meeting, the 341 meeting...is normally sometime after you have filed BK. They don't decide if you can declare BK, obviously because they would always say NO.
341 is the section of the bankruptcy code that provides for a meeting of creditors. Though creditors is the name of the meeting, it is rare creditors show for the meeting. Really what this meeting is a meeting with the bankruptcy trustee assigned to your case. The trustee reviews your papers and would liquidate any property that is not exempt. Typically, most people don't have any non-exempt assets and the case is a no asset case. The trustee at the 341 meeting asks questions to see if the debtor has any assets he would be interested in, that the debtor is telling the truth and the papers are done correctly. The trustee, if satisfied, will file a report with the judge who then signs off on the debtor's bankruptcy discharge.
The filer has to be in person for the 341 meeting so the bankruptcy would be dismissed. A bankruptcy may still be discharged if they are just waiting on the judge to discharge the bankruptcy.
Sometimes there are multiple meetings if the attorney was not prepared, or the judge requested documents that were not at the initial 341. It does not always mean your bankruptcy will be denied, it is usually just to clarify information. Second meetings are also held if the attorney or clients did not show up.
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