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ok, it's been 3 weeks. When is enough, enough?

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    ok, it's been 3 weeks. When is enough, enough?

    Well it's been 3 weeks today since the clerk filed deficiency against trustee's objection to our modification, and 11 days since the deadline has passed for him to ammend his objection. Which he didn't. HHM said it was usually 4-7 days, but sometimes up to 2 weeks before the judge makes a ruling and it gets entered. The problem is, my next payment is due today, and it is really straining the budget to meet a payment that I no longer make enough to cover. Can I communicate with the clerk of the court and ask when a decision might be expected? Or is that just asking for trouble?

    #2
    two weeks have come and gone.............still nothing from Clerk of the Court or Case Administrtor posted to PACER. Doesn't look like even when we show proof, the trustee messes up, and the stars align that we can catch a break.

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      #3
      My gosh that is so nuts! It should not take that long. It doesn't take that long to post this stuff............I mean my confirmation hearing and objection to that and the continuance was posted on the day OF court date. As a matter of fact, when I got home from the hearing it was already ON there. I think I would have to start investigating!!!

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        #4
        They move fast when they want to. Like when a person does not make their payment on time. Or doesn't pay enough.

        But when the Debtor/Filer needs assistance??!! HA!!

        Sure hope you hear something soon, DOA!!
        Filed Ch 7 - 09/06
        Discharged - 12/2006
        Officially Declared No Asset - 03/2007
        Closed - 04/2007

        I am not an attorney. My comments are based on personal experience and research. Always consult an attorney in your area to address concerns related to your particular situation.

        Another good thing about being poor is that when you are seventy your children will not have declared you legally insane in order to gain control of your estate. - Woody Allen...

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          #5
          I spent an hour and change with my attorney yesterday. She called the case administrator, again, and left ANOTHER voice-mail, she then called the lead case administrator for the office, and left a voicemail, she called back and they rang the supervisor of all the case administrators, who also went to voicemail. I heard her, what she said, and the manner in which she asked for an entry, as we are a month past the date the objection was to have action taken upon it. She figured if she left voice mails and requested return calls from all 3 of them she might get a call back from one, or maybe even an entry. No such luck. She normally works with the Northern District of our state, and knows the clerk, trustee's, and administrators there. She showed a trustee friend of hers and the judge what's going on with my case and both were appauled at the amount of time that had passed. So much so, that the judge there said he would have called the trustee in and put him under the direction of another trustee for lacking the ability to handle his cases in a timely manner. Lot of good that does me, I still await, as there is nothing new on PACER as of about 10 minutes ago.

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            #6
            I'm so sorry you have to go through all this CRAP, that's what it is CRAP!

            Not that i'm a lawyer or anything but don't you have the right to call your trustee yourself and ask what is going on and what the hold up is? After all it's YOUR bankruptcy?

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              #7
              What state are you in DOA?

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                #8
                I'd rather not say the state in case there are lurkers looking for complainers! But it starts with an I, and is beside another state that starts with I.

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