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Warren Sapp files for bankruptcy protection in Florida
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Frost Brown Todd attorney shares bankruptcy law expertise in Latvia
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Bankruptcy filings dip in Napa County
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Richland lawyer worries many area bankruptcies linked to medical debt
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Question by Ray W: question on bankruptcy?
filed bankruptcy in Nov & had my hearing Dec 30th. After the hearing, my “attorney” informed what was going to happen with my tax refund. A few weeks later I called with questions & she was rude & acted like she didn’t want to give me straight answers. She also gave me bad advice on a letter that was sent regarding something in my bankruptcy. Going thru papers I had a couple of weeks ago, I came across a paper that was given to me at my hearing about my tax refund & it stated if I had any questions to talk to my “attorney” or email the trustee. I emailed the trustee with a question my “attorney” wouldn’t give a straight answer to & got my answer. The “attorney” found out about my emailing the trustee & told me I could ask her & I told her she wouldn’t answer me & she pulled her act again & I called her on it. She then said if I email the trustee again it could jeopardize my bankruptcy.?!?! She also stated that even if my bankruptcy becomes final the trustee could still hold my case open for creditors to file claims ?!?! She also awhile back sent me somewhat of a threatening letter. She’s rude, unprofessional & threatening. So, how much of what she said is fact, fiction, or just plain threats?
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Answer by golferwhoworks
just talk. See once you have a meeting of the creditors and payment is started then the only thing that messes this up is you not paying the plan out
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