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Bankruptcy Attorney can Reschedule Meeting of Creditors
June 24th, 2011 by admin
Rescheduling the creditors meeting can mean additional attorney fees, inconveniencing the other parties involved, and, worst of all, impressing people with how little the bankruptcy case might really mean to the debtor. Rescheduling will also result in extra court notices being served on the trustee and other parties in the case. Thus these parties are unnecessarily reminded of the case’s existence and if they have been unsure about whether they should file objections to the case, a rescheduling of the creditors meeting might be just what they needed to help them decide to go ahead and object. If the debtor has a real emergency, such as a serious illness or other circumstance making it impossible to attend, rescheduling the creditors meeting would normally be necessary. It is a simple matter for your Bankruptcy Attorney to contact the trustee, inform him or her of the problem, obtain a new date for the meeting, and send out a notice of the rescheduling to the creditors and other parties in interest. Yes, the meeting of creditors can be rescheduled, but it should done only as a last resort and only when absolutely necessary.