In our last blog entry, we discussed what you should bring with you to a 341 meeting of the creditors. If you are looking for guidance on that particular issue, please read it before continuing here.
Today, we aim to provide you with some common questions to expect at a 341 meeting.
It should be noted that the questions below are merely samples and can vary depending on jurisdiction, trustee, and specific case. In an ideal setting, a bankruptcy attorney has devised a petition so thorough that most of a creditor’s questions are answered sufficiently. However, a creditor can decide to be more thorough if they feel they need to be.
To reiterate, this is in no way a comprehensive list. Questions vary by many factors, and you should always be thorough and forthcoming with your responses and your paperwork.
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