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dcw888

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What is the name of your state? AR

My Ex's Chapter 13 threw me into a Chapter 7. I looked over his filing & there were quite a few high dollar items he failed to list, that & he had me listed as an unsecured creditor when in fact I was a secured creditor with a lien filed.
The information I provided to his trustee raised quite a few questions & he was ordered to modify his schedules within 20 days by order dated August 22, 2003. I then asked & was granted a continuance for Nov 7th.
On Oct 27th, his attorney filed a "Notice of Opportunity To Object To Amended Plan" pursuant to 11 U.S.C. Sec. 1329 & Rule 2002 (a) (6) of the bankruptcy procedure and a "Modification of Chapter 13 Plan". These were to be sent out to various peoples & to all creditors, of which I am one. I know it's early but I haven't received a notice & only found out while routine checking the status of his filing.
The "Modification" he filed is nothing new at all. There was nothing changed. I asked an attorney & he said it was a stalling factor.

I am fighting his bankruptcy on my own as I have no funds to hire an attorney. He owes me a secured lien amount of $5000.00. The lien was attached to his share of an inheiritance (which will be over $100,000.00) I talked to someone who was involved with the trustee's office & they are actting very unconcerned & says it takes time, just to wait it out. I cannot afford to do so.
I have only 25 days to object to this. I need advice please, any help or ideals are appreciated. If I have to appear before the judge, what is the best way to object to his filings/schedules?
 


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anadude

Guest
ha, i've seen this post before, why not just bring your old post up to the top by replying to it.
 

Ladynred

Senior Member
The best way to object and present your case is with documentation - cold, hard facts and proof of the nature of the lien as a secured interest.
 

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