Sentences with phrase «trustee questions about your case»

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What they're really referring to is a meeting presided over by your trustee to ask you a few simple questions about your case.

This is a meeting with the bankruptcy trustee (an attorney that oversees your bankruptcy case) and he or she asks questions about information contained within your bankruptcy petition and schedules.

About 30 days after your case is filed, we will accompany you to the «Meeting of Creditors» where the trustee reviews your case, verifies your identity, and may have a few basic questions.

In answer to the bloggers question about where you to find out whether or not your Chapter 7 is an asset or non asset case, the bankruptcy trustee will notify all parties concerned if there are assets in the case.

Another way to think about this question is from an even broader angle: What position should a trustee play in a individual borrower's chapter 7 case?

Another way to think about this question is from an even broader angle: What position should a trustee play in a individual borrower's chapter 7 case?

Marcus Flavin, Josh Lewison and I recently appeared in English v Keats [2018] EWHC 673 (Ch), a case which raised interesting questions about the extent to which an estoppel which arose between the trustees of the trust and some of the beneficiaries could affect the rights of other beneficiaries or of third parties.

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However, there are many cases when sellers can not complete the PCS form, such as when the property is rented and they have no personal knowledge about the physical condition, the seller is infirm and can not understand the questions on the PCS form, or if the property is being sold by an estate trustee or by a bank under power of sale.