non-bk legal fees paid by credit card close to filing

[tulog]

I filed Chapter 7 (no asset where debts are primarily non-consumer debts, presumption of abuse does not arise, have a lawyer) two weeks ago and the 341 meeting scheduled in two weeks.

Shortly before filing I made $3500 in charges on a particular credit card, $2500 of which were legal fees for a lawyer's retainer (unrelated to bankruptcy). I did not have sufficient funds to pay cash for the $2500 retainer, but needed the legal representation.

I had intended to repay the $3500. Debt was not listed in the forms (which were prepared before the charges were made). However, today when I tried to log into the account, my account is "no longer viewable online". (The same message appeared at another creditor whom I did list, so I assume this indicates knowledge of the bankruptcy). I cannot recall how exactly I spent the other $1000, since I cannot log into my account.

Questions: This creditor was not listed, but is apparently aware of the bankruptcy filing through some other means such as a credit report?

Am I advised to take any action, or no action, regarding payment of this account? Do I need to make any statement of this to the Trustee? Amendment to my forms?

[TEW]

All debt is included in a chapter 7 no asset.
the trustee is going to ask you if all of your creditors are listed on your petition and of course you are going to be honest

[StartingOver08]

Also remember, there is a database of BK filers. The CC co's get notice of any filings immediatly and shut down access to your accounts. If you have not already received it, you will get a letter from the companies saying your accounts are closed, even if you had a zero balance. This letter closing the accounts is normal; although, on occassion, some people have said that they had a card manage to get through the process with a zero balance.