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  • killinstinct
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    Originally posted by AngelinaCatHub View Post
    Cool joke, and it got a lot of attention. That is good for those terrified of the meeting. We were too misinformed to even be scared due to our attorney and her lack of interest in education. Remember, we once had money and never anticipated a bankruptcy. Sound familiar? Well there are more coming. Watch to stock market and the retirements funds.

    Great joke, great story. 'Hub
    Thanks 'Hub. Again, this forum has been a GODSEND. I especially appreciate you, HHM and justbroke for your outstanding leadership and advice. You guys are Amazing!!!

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  • ForumReader
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    Hope this funny face shows up!



    for wearing bunny slippers and carrying a blankie to the 341

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  • ForumReader
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    Originally posted by backtoschool View Post
    you can bring your blankie ohiofiler, but only if you wear bunny slippers too.

    :d

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  • wantout
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    For just a minute there........

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  • backtoschool
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    Originally posted by OhioFiler View Post
    Are you saying we're not allowed to bring our actual stuffed animals or blankies!
    You can bring your blankie Ohiofiler, but only if you wear bunny slippers too.

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  • OhioFiler
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    Originally posted by backtoschool View Post
    I totally agree. I would also add to bring documentation. Even if you don't use it, you will feel more secure having it there with you. (you can hug it like a teddy bear or security blanket while you are waiting for your turn with the trustee. )
    Are you saying we're not allowed to bring our actual stuffed animals or blankies!

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  • backtoschool
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    Originally posted by killinstinct View Post
    Thanks guys. This forum was truly a godsend. Seriously, don't sweat the 341 people! Just be honest and it will be ok. The people I saw getting grilled and getting second looks you had to be an idiot to not at least question. It's not rocket science....
    I totally agree. I would also add to bring documentation. Even if you don't use it, you will feel more secure having it there with you. (you can hug it like a teddy bear or security blanket while you are waiting for your turn with the trustee. )

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  • mamaluv
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    At my 341 there was a gal that wanted to make changes to her
    petition-I don't remember what for, but he told her and the attorney to amend the petition and continued the 341 to a later date.

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  • AngelinaCatHub
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    Cool joke, and it got a lot of attention. That is good for those terrified of the meeting. We were too misinformed to even be scared due to our attorney and her lack of interest in education. Remember, we once had money and never anticipated a bankruptcy. Sound familiar? Well there are more coming. Watch to stock market and the retirements funds.

    Great joke, great story. 'Hub

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  • killinstinct
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    Originally posted by ForumReader View Post
    Hey that is great news to hear!

    Say, I got a question. If a petitioner felt he or she wanted to change h/her petition at the 341 meeting and the TT asks him/her if he/she wanted to change h/her petition and the petitioner says yes and then what happens? Depending on what the changes are, what would the TT typically do with this question if a petitoner says yes? Does anybody know? I am fine with my petition, just never know except for the tax refund question that I will ask my attorney.

    Anyway again, congrats on a smooth 341!
    I would straighten anything out before the 341 just to insure smooth sailing, just my 2 cents. I work in the legal system, and I know that the stronger and 'cleaner' a case is up front, it just removes even the possibility of issues down the road. I would just address it now so you can say "NO" at the 341!!

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  • ForumReader
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    Hey that is great news to hear!

    Say, I got a question. If a petitioner felt he or she wanted to change h/her petition at the 341 meeting and the TT asks him/her if he/she wanted to change h/her petition and the petitioner says yes and then what happens? Depending on what the changes are, what would the TT typically do with this question if a petitoner says yes? Does anybody know? I am fine with my petition, just never know except for the tax refund question that I will ask my attorney.

    Anyway again, congrats on a smooth 341!

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  • killinstinct
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    Originally posted by OhioFiler View Post
    Congrats! Keep us posted on the Ukranian case if you can!
    Yeah! I'll try to figure out which one it was from the docket. It sounded like quite a deal. I told my wife some poor rookie FBI agent got their file thrown on his desk after the meeting. They were TOTALLY dirty!!!!!!!

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  • killinstinct
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    Thanks guys. This forum was truly a godsend. Seriously, don't sweat the 341 people! Just be honest and it will be ok. The people I saw getting grilled and getting second looks you had to be an idiot to not at least question. It's not rocket science....

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  • OhioFiler
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    Congrats! Keep us posted on the Ukranian case if you can!

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  • backtoschool
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    Congrats on a smooth 341 killinstinct! I was thinking about you today.

    Even though I got a grilling on my 341 due to my formerly high income, I was SO relieved when it was over. It was a huge weight lifted off of me and I am glad you have yours behind you now!

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