Hello guys,
We hve filed and we have our case number .. thank goodness but I know we are not out of the woods yet.. BUT my question would be about how long does it take after the 341 meeting to get discharged ? Also as far as us doing anything else, I guess it would be up to what the trustee ask's for , Do they ask for a lot ? I do not think we have any red flags the attorney says it is an open and shut case it is not complicated. Is this a good sign or is this what attorneys just say to ease your mind? We filed this tuesday and our meeting is end of October . wow they must be overwelmed huh? almost two months ..
We hve filed and we have our case number .. thank goodness but I know we are not out of the woods yet.. BUT my question would be about how long does it take after the 341 meeting to get discharged ? Also as far as us doing anything else, I guess it would be up to what the trustee ask's for , Do they ask for a lot ? I do not think we have any red flags the attorney says it is an open and shut case it is not complicated. Is this a good sign or is this what attorneys just say to ease your mind? We filed this tuesday and our meeting is end of October . wow they must be overwelmed huh? almost two months ..
Kick back, and wait patiently. Have your paperwork together just in case, it will keep you occupied and you will have it if you need it. We took our dl & ss cards, our copy of the paperwork, couple bank statements, tax returns and proof of insurance for house and car. We were never asked to provide any. Seems we were basically asked about the same questions as I have seen in this forum. Good Luck and be patient. Remember patience is a virtue. Enjoy the silence of no calls from creditors, that was the best. We were discharged this week.
I'll be watching, you may never know when or how, but I'll be there. I am there now....
Hopefully there are only a small number of people that aren't out to get the system. I feel that most people found themselves in circumstances that did not allow them to live up to their financial obligations as they had planned to when they entered into those obligations. The biggest lesson that i have learned is to think about all the angles before "signing on the dotted line."
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