Hope this helps all ----- 3 Deadlines to Sweat Out after Your 341

[despritfreya]

Does the date for a creditor to file a claim hold to the 60 days after the 341 hearing, even if the trustee requested an extension to further review the assets?

You were dealing with revocation of the discharge due to a clerical error back in May. Unless someone has extended the time in which to file 532/727 complaints you should have your discharge. Since we do not know what is going on with your case the following is a general statement:

1. Creditors (and the Trustee) have 60 days from the originally 341 to file objections either under 523 or 727 (trustees and, to a lesser extent creditors, use 727).

2. If a creditor or the Trustee is not prepared to file a 523 or 727 by the 60th day they can request an extension of time for such a filing. The Motion to Extend must be filed within that 60 day limit and subsequent motions are not uncommon but should be objected to if unreasonable.

3. The 60 day rule has nothing to do with the filing of claims unless a claims bar date has been issued by the Court or the Trustee. If a claims bar date was issued then a creditor must file a claim by the bar date. Late claims will be paid only if there is money available after all timely claims are paid.

Des.

[jetsfan2010]

Im halfway to my end point. 30 days from the 341, and it seems the next 30 days will be like a year...lol

[jetsfan2010]

still waiting...hoping any day next week I will join the "club"

[lotsahats]

So, does the sixty-day deadline only apply to creditors who show up at the 341? In other words, if a creditor does not show up, does that necessarily mean that they can't/won't object?

[OhioFiler]

So, does the sixty-day deadline only apply to creditors who show up at the 341? In other words, if a creditor does not show up, does that necessarily mean that they can't/won't object?

ALL creditors have 60 days whether they attend the 341 meeting or not. Attendance at a 341 meeting is optional for creditors, mandatory for petitioners.

[arthoralbert]

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[AdamGarcia]

Good information. All pro se filers should print out a list of important deadlines.

[bianci]

Top tidbits on filing pro se.

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