Bankruptcy Questions You Should Discuss with Your Trustee
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You will likely have a lot of questions about bankruptcy that you would like to discuss with your Trustee. We recommend that you write down as many questions as possible before you go to your first meeting with him/her.
Most important
The most vital thing to learn about bankruptcy is: What are the rules? Be sure to get your trustee to explain the rules, even if they seem clear from your research.
Especially crucial is: What will I be required to do in my bankruptcy? – Your trustee should clearly explain your duties.
Other popular questions
Some of the questions Trustees often hear are:
- What does it cost to go bankrupt?
- What will I lose if I go bankrupt, and what do I get to keep?
- How would my bankruptcy affect my spouse?
- Can my student loans be erased by a bankruptcy?
Remember that every person is unique, and your questions can make a big difference in helping the trustee to understand your situation. Browsing the Frequently Asked Questions section on this site will help you find topics important in your circumstances.
Get all your questions answered
Be sure to write down your questions as you think of them. It’s hard to remember everything you want to ask while you are in your meeting.
Do not sign any bankruptcy paperwork until all of your questions have been answered, and you understand how the bankruptcy process will affect you.
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