My 60 days is up post 341 meeting, still no discharge.

[ksgirl38]

I think I'd give it at least a week past your 60 day mark and then follow up with your attorney. It's possible your district is just behind. That's what happened with mine. I think you would have heard by now if there were any other problems.

[AngelinaCat]

'Hub's ex-wife's 60 day mark passed by on December 10. There has so far been no update on her PACER account since Dec. 5, 2012, which was a Motion for Relief From Stay, filed by Springleaf Financial, for her former property. She also has a no-Asset Ch7.

Our district is not automated. And at this time of year, I am sure that they are running behind, and that several people have been in and out on vacations. Interestingly enough, 'J's' trustee and judge are the same ones that 'Hub and I had for our case in 2007.

[justbroke]

Hi Justboke...of course i had to go look at Pacer to see if there were any flags. I'm in a 13. the only flag was DOM..do you have any idea what that means?? I'm just curios. Thanks!

DOM is Domestic Support.

[sophieanne]

Hi Justkboke...of course i had to go look at Pacer to see if there were any flags. I'm in a 13. the only flag was DOM..do you have any idea what that means?? I'm just curios. Thanks!

Hi again Justbroke,

Wow..that's kind of (strange) interesting. Neither my husband or I were previously married, nor do we have any children. Could this mean something different?

Thanks.

[justbroke]

It could just be a bad flag, but DOM is used in CM/ECF (PACER) to show that there are Domestic Support Obligations. Typically for Chapter 13 cases where there must be a certification that the DSOs are current in order to be granted a discharge at the end of the plan. What your District may be using it for is as a tickle to ensure that the case doesn't get discharged without checking to make sure there are no DSOs in place at the end of the plan; and to make sure that if there are any, they are current.

[sophieanne]

Thanks justbroke....I appreciate your replying to my notes. Happy Holdays to you!

[justbroke]

Merry Christmas, Happy Channaku, Happy Kwanza, and Merry Festivus to us all! You are certainly welcome.