Does the trustee ask questions about what you plan to do to avoid your debt in the future if it wasn't due to something medical. We got in over our head from building our home, but we do plan to make some changes after filing, such as opening separate checking accounts and using manual registers so we are more aware of what we are spending. I was just curious if anyone else has some tips or suggestions of what they have/will do differently?
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They are interested in knowing that you know how you got in the position. If you have learned from your mistakes, so to speak.
I'll be watching, you may never know when or how, but I'll be there. I am there now....
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I guess that it depends on your trustee. I've witnessed three meetings here in the last couple of weeks. The trustees were not the least bit interested in pointing fingers. They were merely interested in shaking the debtor's petition and seeing if any money fell out that they could divide up. Mine (yesterday) took all of about 90 seconds - maybe 2 minutes, tops. Same with my GF's 2 weeks ago.Comment
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