Notice Of Abanonment

[snjphotoguy]

I am a no asset chapter 7, i am keeping my house via ride-thru, recieved my discharge on 11/05/10, trustees report of no distribution-no funds on 11/29/10 and also notice of abandonment on 11/29/10. In the NOA the trustee stats that if any body objects to the proposed abanonment they have to 12/20/10 to object. How can they object if im alreadyt discharged ? What are they objecting to ? Then on 12/02/10 there was a notice of sale or auctio or abandonment sent to my creditors , i have been discharged so how could any creditor object ?. Is it standard procedure to mail this letter to all my creditors and give them another chance to object ? It was my understanding that after your 60 days no one could object... Is this something to be concerned about ?
I apologize for all the questions in previous posts and this one but im a worry wart, lol. Im hopeing this nightmare is almost over..........

[tobee43]

there are two doc....or actually they are called "orders" one is the "discharge" and one is the order of no assets....you can be "discharged" but still have an issue outstanding which keeps only that which is being questioned "opened".

[snjphotoguy]

Thanx tobee43 for the reply.
If there was an issue wouldnt i have been made aware of it ?? My case was pretty simple, had no trouble with my 341 meet or anything.. Why would all my creditors be be sent this Notice Of Abandonment ? Is it just procedure to keep them imformed ?

[tobee43]

Thanx tobee43 for the reply.
If there was an issue wouldnt i have been made aware of it ?? My case was pretty simple, had no trouble with my 341 meet or anything.. Why would all my creditors be be sent this Notice Of Abandonment ? Is it just procedure to keep them imformed ?

yes, you should or your atty should have by now if the 60 day waiting period is over....sometimes you may get one order before the other. i have actually seen cases where sometimes there is a month between the filing of the orders. so i wouldn't worry... i know easier said than done......but try.

[AngelinaCatHub]

If the item was abandoned by the Trustee, it is implied it is of no useful value. I think it is a formality, and the interested party would have to spend money to open the case up again to contest this. You are merely days away from that date you mentioned. Forget it and have a Merry Christmas. 'Hub

[tcreegan]

Hi snyphotoguy,

The trustee thinks your house is not worth bothering with, he has to pass word on to the creditors. They already have the case info, they were already told to file a proof of claim, they already had a chance to object. You are discharged. You're golden....enjoy Christmas!

Tom in Colo