So the BA filed statement of presumed abuse then filed statement of non-abuse 
So now I am wondering - is the BA finished with our case seeing as how he has already reviewed every single thing possible? Could he still come back and object to our discharge on day 60? Or do I just need to worry about creditors objecting at this point? The only creditor I am a little concerned about is Honda b/c we purchased the vehicles within 90 days of filing and we surrendered them both. They already had the relief from automatic stay granted...
Also... the panel trustee (i think is what he's called) filed a motion to extend to examine the stock options my husband has... but that doesn't effect the 60 day discharge as I understand it.. is that correct?
So now I am wondering - is the BA finished with our case seeing as how he has already reviewed every single thing possible? Could he still come back and object to our discharge on day 60? Or do I just need to worry about creditors objecting at this point? The only creditor I am a little concerned about is Honda b/c we purchased the vehicles within 90 days of filing and we surrendered them both. They already had the relief from automatic stay granted...
Also... the panel trustee (i think is what he's called) filed a motion to extend to examine the stock options my husband has... but that doesn't effect the 60 day discharge as I understand it.. is that correct?
