Where are the hamsters?

[momof3b1g]

We got a letter from our attorney today. Saying they received a copy of our bk discharge by e-mail. That we should receive our discharge by mail soon.

The odd thing is he says there is a slight possibility of the Trustee raising an issue for closer examination by the BK court. He continues to say.. assuming this does not happen, your bk is now completed.

Doesn't discharge mean the TT is finished with your case? I know the 60days was for the creditors. Doesn't the TT discharge it and then when the court is done the close it?

[AngelinaCatHub]

Well the discharge is the end. The close is wrapping lose ends (clerical stuff). I'm not pleased with the lawyer's remark. Do you have a PACER account? If so, your discharge will be there before your lawyer gets it. 'Hub

[AngelinaCatHub]

In good faith, I shall wake up the old hamsters (they have been worked to death). Now if this does not 'pan out', understand I'll have to kill those buggers for malfeasance.

So, a one and a two....go:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3894301868978665655

[aces67]

That is odd. If you don't have a PACER account you may want to get one so you can keep an eye on it.

[momof3b1g]

Well the discharge is the end. The close is wrapping lose ends (clerical stuff). I'm not pleased with the lawyer's remark. Do you have a PACER account? If so, your discharge will be there before your lawyer gets it. 'Hub

See thats what I figured. Not sure why our attorney said that. Is there any time the TT can reopen the case?
I was really good and never started a PACER account.

[AngelinaCatHub]

A PACER account is not expensive if you do not become compulsive. $0.
08 cents a page and you can save the pages to your hard drive to look back.

I'm skeptical about what you said (about what the lawyer said), as you noticed. If you trust a Moderator, PM AngelinaCat, with your last name and last four digits of your SS. She will look you up and PM you back. 'Hub

Edit: Also mention the State and region of the Court.

[willbfree]

There is a notation in Pacer that they do not send a bill for anything owed less than $10 per quarter. That's quite a bit of viewing you can do on their nickle without actually having to pay Pacer. I now check every Friday in hopes of finding news about our discharge. Sadly another Friday without news.

[music12]

willbfree, you are no longer in the 60 day club, you are now in the 60+ day club!!

for all your fridays until this one, no news was excellent news.

now it's time for good news.

btw, you can check pacer for "last filing date" without paying anything; if the last filing date hasn't changed, just don't click on the docket or status. that way, you can go for twice a week now that you *want* news...

[AngelinaCatHub]

willbfree, you are no longer in the 60 day club, you are now in the 60+ day club!!

for all your fridays until this one, no news was excellent news.

now it's time for good news.

btw, you can check pacer for "last filing date" without paying anything; if the last filing date hasn't changed, just don't click on the docket or status. that way, you can go for twice a week now that you *want* news...

HEY! I didn't know that. Thanks. 'Hub

[music12]

HEY! I didn't know that. Thanks. 'Hub

yup! you can tell if you are being charged, because if you are, the page would show at the bottom a receipt that 8 cents were charged. if it doesn't show that, then you aren't being charged. when i check just my case number and see the last filing date, there is no receipt. therefore, i'm not being charged.

but, on second thought, that might vary district to district...

[momof3b1g]

We got the paper today from the courts...

It appears the debtors are entitled to a discharge,

IT IS ORDERED:

the debtors are granted a discharge under section 727 of title 11, US code (the bk code)

Dated July 13th, 2009


So do they send a paper when it is closed?

[momof3b1g]

Ok just read this on the back side...

This court order grants a discharge to the persons named as debtor. It is not a dismissal of the case. It does not determine how much money, if any, the trustee will pay to creditors.


Why does their wording always sound like it is not over yet?

[AngelinaCatHub]

Ok just read this on the back side...

This court order grants a discharge to the persons named as debtor. It is not a dismissal of the case. It does not determine how much money, if any, the trustee will pay to creditors.


Why does their wording always sound like it is not over yet?

They are all lawyers!!!!! 'Hub

[music12]

i think it's over as far as you are concerned. if there were assets, the trustee would distribute to the creditors. if you are a no-asset case, the closing will come any day now.

[momof3b1g]

i think it's over as far as you are concerned. if there were assets, the trustee would distribute to the creditors. if you are a no-asset case, the closing will come any day now.

That's what i figure. but it just hasn't felt yet like it over and done with. I thought i would feel relief once we got discharged.