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    #16
    Originally posted by Mensa1 View Post
    I think this is a defining statement (or attitude); not worth fighting over anyway? OK d*ckweed, if it isn't worth fighting over then you pay it!!!!!!!

    An Atty making an assinine statement to a client over a 12K claim should be disbarred. What it tells me is there may be some connection between the two Attys that runs deeper than the Atty-Client relationship. Troubling.

    I would attempt to get his Bk Atty to put that in writing. And, if the other Atty is named in the discharge as a creditor, then he/she is the one with the problem, not your friend; at least for the moment. Kind of a risky proposition for the other Atty to be attempting collection of a debt after being named as a discharged creditor.
    Hi Mensa,
    I think you misunderstood my statement. The BK attorney wrote the 'not worth fighting about' statement to the creditor attorney, not to my friend. If he had said that to the friend, he would have been furious.
    You are correct though about one thing, these two attorneys do know each other and my friend is watching closely to see if they are somehow working together against his interests on this case. To this point I think it is all on the up and up.

    Everybody else, thanks for the responses. It seems to me and my friend that the attorney was notified and this case should be put to rest. His name and correct address was on the bk paperwork and the court would have notified him.

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