Paralegal said we may lose our car! Attorney never said a word!

[PaKettle]

I wonder if maybe you should talk to your attorney, to discuss the possiblilty of amending your petition to allow for differing expenses, that more accurately reflect your ability to pay your mortgage?

It wouldn't hurt to at least talk to him about it.

And while you're at it, I might mention something to him about his paralegal not being exactly a model of professionalism...

[momof5]

And while you're at it, I might mention something to him about his paralegal not being exactly a model of professionalism...

Already got the letter written for that one. I will be sending it to the "head" honcho of this large law firm just as soon as we get through this. We dont want to tick anyone off just yet because as sad as this sounds I feel I need these people. We don't have the money to find a new attorney and I figure if I can just stay on top of everything we'll be okay in the end.
I just hope that at our 341 I dont lose it. I have this vision of having to explain to the trustee that the lawyer we chose was probably the worst decision we ever made in our life besides using credit cards to supplement income!

[FreshLikeADaisy]

Mom, if your attorney is a mistake, chances are good your trustee already knows...

Please don't sweat it so much. I know that's easy for me to say, and I've been there myself so I can't honestly minimize how stressful it is, but seriously... if you answer to the best of your ability at the 341, deal directly with your atty, and provide whatever documentation is asked of you, you should be absolutely fine. If your atty approved the reaff, unless there is just something *extraordinarily* wrong with it (doesn't seem to be the case) it will pass muster. You've been reading and studying; I really do get the impression you have your i's dotted and your t's crossed. So breathe deep, and put one foot in front of the other... You really will get through this. I wish you the very best!!!