Still no word from my lovely lawyer. Here's the situation ...
My papers were filed 8/24, I checked PACER - turns out the Trustee is a partner at one of my debtors law firm, which to me makes her an interested party and means she should have to recuse herself.
My current 341 is on September 26 @ 11:00, the following week I am out of town on business (until Oct 7).
My questions are ...
(1) Am I crazy or is she an interested party? Paralegal says "not really" because she's not his direct attorney, just a partner at the firm.
(2) Can this be rescheduled before hand?
(3) If it can, what happens if it gets scheduled when I'm out of town?
(4) If it doesn't, and I go, will she claim to be an interested party AT the 341 and I'll have to wait an extra month for the 341?
(5) If that's true, does it still mean I'd have to wait an additional 60 days for discharge from the second date?
I'm sorry guys! Just giving myself an ulcer thinking about it!!
My papers were filed 8/24, I checked PACER - turns out the Trustee is a partner at one of my debtors law firm, which to me makes her an interested party and means she should have to recuse herself.
My current 341 is on September 26 @ 11:00, the following week I am out of town on business (until Oct 7).
My questions are ...
(1) Am I crazy or is she an interested party? Paralegal says "not really" because she's not his direct attorney, just a partner at the firm.
(2) Can this be rescheduled before hand?
(3) If it can, what happens if it gets scheduled when I'm out of town?
(4) If it doesn't, and I go, will she claim to be an interested party AT the 341 and I'll have to wait an extra month for the 341?
(5) If that's true, does it still mean I'd have to wait an additional 60 days for discharge from the second date?
I'm sorry guys! Just giving myself an ulcer thinking about it!!
Thanks for the supportive advice kids!
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