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    questions, please give advice/opinions

    So like I stated in previous post I had my 341 meeting, a on the 19th. Today I looked at pacer and saw this

    **Meeting of Creditors Held and Trustee's Report of No Distribution: Trustee of this estate reports and certifies that the trustee has performed the duties required of a trustee under 11 U.S.C. 704 and has concluded that there are no assets to administer for the benefit of creditors of this estate. I have received no funds or property of the estate, and paid no monies on account of the estate. Wherefore, the trustee prays that this report be approved and the trustee be discharged from office (Terlecky, Myron) (Entered: 12/22/2005)**


    I know that means that I passed the regular trustee and everything now I have to pass thru the US Trustee. I just have a couple questions. If I am right, the US trustee takes over from now, and the creditors have 30 days to object to the exemptions, and then an additional 30 days equaling a total of 60 days to object to the discharge. now my other questions is this, does that statement above mean that the trustee is no longer on the case and the only one to object now is the US Trustee? And since the trustee did not want my tax return and only told me to tell him if it was over $2,000 return, then that must mean that when I get my return of around $900 it is mine, but if it was over $2,000 would I give it to the trustee even though he has asked to be taken away? or would I give it to the US trustee? And if the trustee had wanted me return then he would not have asked to be discharged right? Sorry about the questions I am just excited

    #2
    The trustee is still on the case, but for the most part has moved on to bigger and better things, like reviewing his new cases. You still need to lie low and abide by the stipulations the trustee laid out for you. I would say to file yourself using all available deductions, perhaps with turbotax or something like that. If your maximum return were to exceed 2,000, I would go back and remove the smallest deductions item by item until you were under 2,000. So you can keep your return, and still follow the rules!

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      #3
      filingonmyown, hehe.
      Im not an attorney or a trustee. You cant trust me either though!

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