adversary proceedings

[HHM]

It has to written and filed with the Bankruptcy Court Clerk...read some of the earlier responses in this thread, they explain what you need to do.

[danohio2831]

Do you have a pacer account? You can probably run a report to see others in your shoes and get a sample letter. Since your $2000 attorney thinks you will lose anyway maybe you can pay him much less then $2000 to settle the debt with the creditor. IMO it looks as if settling will be in everyones best interest.[/QUOTE]

i agree 100%. my opinion

is they are all currupt, one attorney knows another and so on
i feel like it is like this, hey settle in court, that way i can make 2000, give you 500 and get a little better settlment for you. thats what i feel like is going on

cause the two attorneys are giving me the run around for 40-50 DAYS

i already agreed to a settlement over the phone he was working on 3 weeks ago, well know we have 3 to go till the court date

i will look over pacer, that is a good idea

[danohio2831]

if anyone has ever been through one of these please let me know so we can talk

[HHM]

Honestly, no one on this forum can really walk you through how to do an adversary proceeding.

The basics of how to respond were posted at the start of your thread...but you are going to have to do the work.

You have a computer, so you probably have some type of word processor...right? You have a copy of the Objection...right? Open it up and start typing.

As for format, just copy the format used in the Objection. However, you document would be entitled (Debtor's Answer to Objection to Discharge). Then respond to each enumerated claim as I explained early in the thread. When you are done, sign the bottom, make some copies, get your check book and drive down to the Bankruptcy Clerk of Court...and file the document.

[danohio2831]

Honestly, no one on this forum can really walk you through how to do an adversary proceeding.

The basics of how to respond were posted at the start of your thread...but you are going to have to do the work.

You have a computer, so you probably have some type of word processor...right? You have a copy of the Objection...right? Open it up and start typing.

As for format, just copy the format used in the Objection. However, you document would be entitled (Debtor's Answer to Objection to Discharge). Then respond to each enumerated claim as I explained early in the thread. When you are done, sign the bottom, make some copies, get your check book and drive down to the Bankruptcy Clerk of Court...and file the document.

thanks for all your help
as i told u i am slow and did not realize that you wrote that for that reason

i found a case on pacer printed it and printed out my objection, so now i just copy it, but put in my side of the facts

sorry i did not understand

also, will the creditor attorney just fight this objection, or will he try to get the whole bankruptcy case thrown out
i have been discharged, no assets, awaiting closing
just so i know what documentation to bring