My ex and I filed no asset CH7s around the same time at the beginning of this year. Mine was pretty cut and dry; I was discharged and my case was closed fairly quickly.
However, my ex's case was converted to an asset case a couple months after his 341. The trustee later filed his report of first meeting held (which cannot be pulled from Pacer for some reason) and he was discharged about three weeks later (this past August).
His attorney will not return his calls and he still has no idea why he was converted to an asset case and what the trustee wants. Upon being converted, the trustee notified his creditors to make claims and that time period has come and gone. His creditors, of course, all filed claims.
What should he do? The 341 was never closed, he can't view the trustee's report of the first 341, has no idea why he was converted and he feels like his hands are tied. And, since the 341 was never closed, the trustee can still object to any exemptions.
However, my ex's case was converted to an asset case a couple months after his 341. The trustee later filed his report of first meeting held (which cannot be pulled from Pacer for some reason) and he was discharged about three weeks later (this past August).
His attorney will not return his calls and he still has no idea why he was converted to an asset case and what the trustee wants. Upon being converted, the trustee notified his creditors to make claims and that time period has come and gone. His creditors, of course, all filed claims.
What should he do? The 341 was never closed, he can't view the trustee's report of the first 341, has no idea why he was converted and he feels like his hands are tied. And, since the 341 was never closed, the trustee can still object to any exemptions.
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