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A Travel Guide to a First Meeting of Creditors in Your Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Arizona

By Joseph McDaniel, Esq.

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What happens at a First Meeting of Creditors in a consumer Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?

Well, that depends. Did you file your bankruptcy after you did your consumer credit counseling?

Did you pass the means test?

Did you read The Trustee Letter that you received a couple of days after your bankruptcy case was filed?

Did you give the Trustee the copies of documents he or she requested, including three years of tax returns?

And did you show up at the First Meeting of Creditors, on time, on the right day, and in the right room, and with your driver's license and your social security card?

Because if so, it's at least possible that your first meeting will be fairly routine, and the trustee will ask you a dozen and a half questions, and then everybody will trundle home.

And I have a video about the first meeting of creditors, and it's a little longer than some of my other videos, but a lot happens at a first meeting of creditors in Arizona, you know?

Full post as published by Arizona Bankruptcy Attorney Blog on September 07, 2010 (boomark / email).

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