Video posted by attorney Peter Mullison, 6 months ago.
Denver bankruptcy lawyer Peter Mullison describes what is usually the only appearance that a person makes when she files personal bankruptcy.
Video posted by attorney Damon Duncan, over 2 years ago.
http://www.DuncanLawOnline.comAfter filing bankruptcy you will have to attend a 341 meeting or creditors' meeting. At the creditors' meeting you will be asked a handful of questions. It is imperative that you attend this meeting and are prepared for the questions that you may be ...
Video posted by attorney Randy Creighton, almost 2 years ago.
What is the 341 meeting? Randy M. Creighton, Esq., of Black LoBello concludes this 12 part series on how to file bankruptcy by explaining the final step in the bankruptcy process called the 341 meeting in which the person filing bankruptcy must answer questions from creditors.
Video posted by attorney David Siegel, almost 2 years ago.
There is at least one court date or meeting that a person filing for bankruptcy must attend. This is known as the 341 meeting of creditors and it occurs approximately 4-5 weeks after the case is filed.
Video posted by attorney Brian Lerner, over 2 years ago.
A Video Introduction to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and the Creditor's Meeting
Video posted by attorney Eric Bolves, over 1 year ago.
Orlando Bankruptcy Attorney Eric Bolves explains the steps to filing a bankruptcy. These steps include gather information, preparing the petition, going to the creditors meeting and the discharge. Chapter 13 cases include an additional step; the confirmation hearing where th...
Video posted by attorney Damon Duncan, almost 2 years ago.
The bankruptcy court will send you information letting you know the status of your bankruptcy case. Traditionally, after going to the creditors' meeting you will receive a discharge and then a final decree. Your bankruptcy is not complete until you have gotten the order from the ...
Video posted by attorney Stephen Dunne, about 3 years ago.
Every debtor is required to appear at a creditors' meeting conducted by a trustee who asks the debtor questions about the debtor's financial condition and gives creditors the opportunity to do the same.
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