direct contact with trustee

[michele71]

Is this allowed. I want to send a copy of my proof of expenses to him because i am not sure my attorney will follow thru. (see post about firing attorney lol)

[rrockinggramma]

I believe that your attorney has to file a motion to withdraw. As long as you have an attorney of record, I believe that the attorney has to do the work for you. But you can call the trustee's office and ask and send it in as a "copy" and see what happens.

[AngelinaCatHub]

I believe that your attorney has to file a motion to withdraw. As long as you have an attorney of record, I believe that the attorney has to do the work for you. But you can call the trustee's office and ask and send it in as a "copy" and see what happens.

I contacted mine once on a minor change. Since I listed a safe deposit box, when the bill went to 100 a year, I sent a note that I closed the box, what was in it, and the new bill. I sent it in with one of my payments. 'Hub

[Flamingo]

Contact the Clerk of the Bankruptcy Court first and explain your situation. Most trustees will not talk to you if you are represented by an attorney and you will be directly told so if you call their office or email them.

[michele71]

what about contact by mail---no response needed from him just a letter letting him know what is going on as well as sending in proof of expenses??

[rrockinggramma]

well the issue is getting the information to the right person. The trustee has staff and many of those staff do specific duties. If your trustee has a website check out the "who does what" section and then perhaps direct the information to the right person. Just sending it to the trustee's office may have it sit on a secretary's desk until routed to the department, but not perhaps the right person and it might delay getting your information in the right hands.

[HHM]

If the paperwork is something the trustee requested and all you need to do is send it to him, you may do so.

[Flamingo]

what about contact by mail---no response needed from him just a letter letting him know what is going on as well as sending in proof of expenses??

The worst that could occur out of that is that you wil get a letter from the Trustee's office stating to contact your attorney. In your situation I would send it on in....