Amending the petition....AFTER 341

[MC9199]

I don't know if I can do this or not, but I thought I'd ask. My health insurance company denied some claims, or only partially paid them, for things I was led to believe would be fully covered.

I haven't gotten the bills yet, but by their accounting I owe the provider over $500.

Some of the services were provided before I filed, some after.

Is it possible to petition the court to add these to the dischargeable debts...I suppose the creditor would have to be given an opportunity to object, and all that...

I might end up going pro se on this, since my attorney is likely to charge for getting these bills worked in, even if it's possible.

Trustee's report on my case says no assets.

[justbroke]

If your case is still open, and the service were provided before you filed, then you can amend your schedules. If you filed by and through an attorney, then they'll probably charge you for 1-hour of work plus the "amendment" fee of $26.

[MC9199]

Thanks. Looking over the claims history it looks like most of the charges were made before filing.

[aljohnson007]

Don't believe you can file anything "pro se" while you still have an attorney.