Questions on Objection

[2Bshinyandnew]

I'd bet they're bluffing-I would ignore them, but that's just me.

I think they are bluffing too.

Did the attorney say this could happen when you filed? Not that attorney's have a crystal ball or anything, but if they have filed a few cases in their district, they usually know which creditor is likely to try what and what the end result has been in cases similar to yours. I think a possible Adversarial Proceedings with merit should have been discussed with you prior to filing. If creditor does have a strong case requiring your attorney's extra services to the tune of $2500, perhaps this was something the attorney should have seen coming and advised you to wait another few months before filing.

In any case, I think BOA is bluffing. Before paying your attorney any more $$$, see how they 341 goes and ask the attorney how much merit BOA's Adversarial Proceeding Complaint actually has and if the attorney thinks they are bluffing.

[reset]

That sounds like the best course of action. I appreciate all of your input and guidance.

[okiebk09]

I agree on telling them they have a job thanks to your tax dollars. So unless they would like to be unemployed and in line to file BK then they should walk away!!! These companies would be bankrupt if it were not for our tax dollars that we have no choice but to pay. So they should be thanking all of us they have a job!!!lol. They got paid with bailout money!!!!!!