Signed papers today, suspect there are several errors?

[shabam]

My lawyer is a trustee too, and he listed it. I asked him is there any way we could remove it and he said no. He said since it's an unexpired contract, it must be listed and they must be notified. Reason for this is that technically if you do not assume the contract, it is nullified. Therefore, the landlord is considered a 'party in interest'.

I too for the longest time thought they did not and would not be notified, as I owed them no money. However, as a result of someone raising the issue here, I looked further into it and found that you did have to list them. Cannot remember where I saw it though.

[Chowder]

My property management company was included on schedule G and not included on the matrix, based on advice I read on this forum. So what you put on the schedule is not automatically on the matrix. Whether that was the right thing to do?...too late now.



I can't find this in my paperwork anywhere. Can you direct me to the correct place?

This sentence sounds like why the Trustee might not include an entity that is not owed anything.

The schedules require a complete listing of assets and liabilities but leave many of the
details to investigation by the trustee.

http://www.uscourts.gov/rules/BK_Forms_1207/B_6_CN_Cum07.pdf

http://www.uscourts.gov/rules/BK_Forms_1207/B_006G_1207f.pdf

[catleg]

A local panel trustee gets a fee of $60 per case (for a no asset case, which the vast majority are), thus, since lawyers view their time as being worth $300 an hour, that buys about 12 minutes of investigation (on average). So unless something in a 7 case really sticks out, nobody is going to care (IMHO).