Sorry, I didn't mean any offense with the "ship has sailed" comment. I just meant that I thought the bank would win their objection, and there wasn't anything short of refiling that would change that. Glad to hear your lawyer is on the ball (finally!) and got back to you on the issue. Since it was his mistake, I really hope he isn't charging you extra fees to dismiss and re-file! (there will be the court fees, but he really shouldn't be charging you extra for the attorney fees since it was his slip-up in the 1st place!) We had to give our attorney title and registration copies of vehicles, so she had paperwork that showed when things were purchased, so if he doesn't bother with these things and just goes from memory, he really needs to take the full responsibility here.
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Originally posted by CarleyJo View PostI did find a case in KS ( I am in MO) where the judge did overturn Chryslyrs objection ...Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
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Thanks everyone...I am just concerned as someone posted a 180 day rule before refiling? They could in essence come get the car immediately? Or can I immediately refile? SO confusing. I am hoping the judge is a compassionate soul..I know laugh it up....and will see why we filed in the first place. If not I would like to take this car and shove it right up the driveway of said CU.
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Originally posted by CarleyJo View PostThanks everyone...I am just concerned as someone posted a 180 day rule before refiling?
Originally posted by CarleyJo View PostThey could in essence come get the car immediately? Or can I immediately refile?Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
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Ok quick question on the dismisal. If we have to stay current on our vehicle following the 180 days does that mean the past due because due immediately? So confusing! Talked to my attorney yesterday and he said if we dont' make a payment USUALLY we will get dismissed w/o prejudice. I don't want to make the trustee mad! If I don't make a payment wouldn't that be a horrible mistake? Can't I just file a motion to dismiss and ask for it to be without prejudice? I am going to be an attorney after all of this!
Thanks everyone!
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to be dismissed with prejudice means that you did a big no no like try to refile too many times or lie about your assets etc. Just miss the payments. Without prejudice is always awarded for missed payments. You won't make the trustee mad, just be prepared to explain why you dismissed when you refile. As to the car, yes you need to stay current because they sound like real stinkers.
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Thanks again everyone...I don't want to make the Trustee mad..certainly! Ok another BIG question....I maybe moving to LA....I cannot find decent salary work here...if I am living in another state...tell me how much that effects my case. I guess they won't want to drive 3000 miles to get the car.
THANKS everyone again....I feel better..I think
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Originally posted by CarleyJo View PostOk new update ...received something in the mail saying meeting with creditors is July 30th....do we have to go to that? I am hoping no..but again don't want to make the trustee upset.
If you are dismissing your case, you'll need to work with your lawyer on that. if your case dismisses before the 341 Meeting, then you'll be ok, but you really need to work with your attorney.Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
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