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Opposing Discharge

What happens when creditors oppose a bankruptcy discharge due to, for example, credit card advances at casinos? Will a court hearing then be scheduled and does the bankrupt person have to attend to talk about his gambling?

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One Response to “Opposing Discharge”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

You are correct that a court hearing must be scheduled, but what happens at that court hearing really depends on the practice of th local courts. I have heard of courts addressing the bankrupt, I have heard of courts simply discussing things directly with the trutee and I have heard of a combination of both.

To get a better idea of what your local court does you are best to discuss this with a local trustee.