Just curious if that has happened and what the circumstances were.
In a conversation today I was told by a financial counselor from our church that he knows of 2 cases where the bankruptcy discharge was denied. He didn't know why but says it does happen.
What would cause this to occur? I'm assuming if you are fraudulent in your information and hide assets or something, then that would be a reason.
I think DH & I are just worrying too much right now, and because the UST is looking further into our paperwork it isn't helping to ease our minds. We do have a lot of CC debt from the past year, but we also did list everything we own appropriately on the statements we filed.
When we sat through the 341 yesterday there were a number of people who filed pro se, and they were really unprepared. One woman was wearing tons of jewelry--necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets--I mean the bling was everywhere! And the BT asks, why did you list "none" under jewelry and furs when I can see you are wearing jewelry. Her response was that it wasn't hers, she was borrowing it. He then asked why most of her creditors were jewelry stores and she said she pawned those pieces to live off the cash. Now that I can see as out & out fraudulent activity.
In a conversation today I was told by a financial counselor from our church that he knows of 2 cases where the bankruptcy discharge was denied. He didn't know why but says it does happen.
What would cause this to occur? I'm assuming if you are fraudulent in your information and hide assets or something, then that would be a reason.
I think DH & I are just worrying too much right now, and because the UST is looking further into our paperwork it isn't helping to ease our minds. We do have a lot of CC debt from the past year, but we also did list everything we own appropriately on the statements we filed.
When we sat through the 341 yesterday there were a number of people who filed pro se, and they were really unprepared. One woman was wearing tons of jewelry--necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets--I mean the bling was everywhere! And the BT asks, why did you list "none" under jewelry and furs when I can see you are wearing jewelry. Her response was that it wasn't hers, she was borrowing it. He then asked why most of her creditors were jewelry stores and she said she pawned those pieces to live off the cash. Now that I can see as out & out fraudulent activity.
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