I filed a Ch. 7 for an LLC I owned in the Eastern District of Virginia in July 2004. The meeting of creditors was held. The trustee sent out a creditor prrof of claims notice with responses from creditors due by January 2005.
The trustee reported it as an assets case even though the company had little if any assets listed on the filing other than some office furniture and computers that were confinscated by a storage company. We asked the trustee if he wanted the office supplies. In a letter from November 2005 the trustee said he did not want the furniture or computers. The only other asset was $7,000 Paypal had confinscated from the company bank account.
After that nothing happened. No word from the trustee or from the court.
I had an attorney and he said he thought it was strange but said I should just wait. 2 years later, still waiting.... Pacer just shows the initial filing date and it was not dismissed, nothing else was done in the last two years.
Should I contact the trustee or court or just let it go? The creditors have long forgotten about it I think.
I spent $10k on legal fees and did not get a discharge.
The trustee reported it as an assets case even though the company had little if any assets listed on the filing other than some office furniture and computers that were confinscated by a storage company. We asked the trustee if he wanted the office supplies. In a letter from November 2005 the trustee said he did not want the furniture or computers. The only other asset was $7,000 Paypal had confinscated from the company bank account.
After that nothing happened. No word from the trustee or from the court.
I had an attorney and he said he thought it was strange but said I should just wait. 2 years later, still waiting.... Pacer just shows the initial filing date and it was not dismissed, nothing else was done in the last two years.
Should I contact the trustee or court or just let it go? The creditors have long forgotten about it I think.
I spent $10k on legal fees and did not get a discharge.
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