The credit union that holds the lein on my car has filed a Notice of Appearance, a Motion to Reopen Bankruptcy Case & a Motion to Partially Vacate Dischage so that they can legally file my Reaffirmation Agreement. I hate them. My case discharged and closed on Jan 19th.
The problem was that they didn't send me my Reaffirmation Agreement until a week before the discharge. I signed & returned it immediately, only because the credit union "does not take payments on secured items." Even though Texas law would allow me to not reaffirm and just make payments (if the credit union agreed.) They claimed that they sent it out in October, but the woman I spoke with said that they didn't have my full address, and that must be why it never arrived (even though they DO have my full address, because I had been receiving my monthly statements and their advertisements at it.) She was concerned (and kind of snippy too) that it wouldn't be filed in time, but I assured her that if she sent it out immediately (via FedEx or something) I would sign my part and file it with the court. She then informed me that they don't do it that way, that they send it to me blank, I sign it and return it, and then they file it. I knew there would be no way they would get it done in time. I hate them for reopening my case. In one way, I'm glad because now I know they won't take it from me (especially since I already made next month's payment) but in another way it sucks. Ugh. Does anyone know how long it takes for a case to close after this sort of thing? Here, if the BK court allows it, they will have to do a Reaffirmation Hearing, because I'm a Pro Se filer (they make all Pro Se filers go to a Reaffirmation Hearing just so that they can fully explain what reaffirmation is, in case you're slow.) So any guesses as to how long this whole thing will take? Those bastards...
The problem was that they didn't send me my Reaffirmation Agreement until a week before the discharge. I signed & returned it immediately, only because the credit union "does not take payments on secured items." Even though Texas law would allow me to not reaffirm and just make payments (if the credit union agreed.) They claimed that they sent it out in October, but the woman I spoke with said that they didn't have my full address, and that must be why it never arrived (even though they DO have my full address, because I had been receiving my monthly statements and their advertisements at it.) She was concerned (and kind of snippy too) that it wouldn't be filed in time, but I assured her that if she sent it out immediately (via FedEx or something) I would sign my part and file it with the court. She then informed me that they don't do it that way, that they send it to me blank, I sign it and return it, and then they file it. I knew there would be no way they would get it done in time. I hate them for reopening my case. In one way, I'm glad because now I know they won't take it from me (especially since I already made next month's payment) but in another way it sucks. Ugh. Does anyone know how long it takes for a case to close after this sort of thing? Here, if the BK court allows it, they will have to do a Reaffirmation Hearing, because I'm a Pro Se filer (they make all Pro Se filers go to a Reaffirmation Hearing just so that they can fully explain what reaffirmation is, in case you're slow.) So any guesses as to how long this whole thing will take? Those bastards...

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