[16-Jan-2020] DarksydePhil is filing for bankruptcy (general thread) - and has officially done so on January 31 2020, meaning a lot of his finances have become public

What will happen with his case following the 341 meeting?

  • Still gets Chapter 7

    Votes: 126 18.1%
  • Changed to Chapter 13 and ultimately fails to make his required payments

    Votes: 218 31.3%
  • Chapter 13 and successfully completed all payments

    Votes: 19 2.7%
  • Complete dismissal of the bankruptcy

    Votes: 334 47.9%

  • Total voters
    697
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Wild guess, code?
It's amazing what one can do with just a few lines of code, and how much work one can save.

Most federal courts have RSS feeds. Just have an RSS reader that filters for what you want to see and pings you when it hits, sends you an SMS, or whatever.

Here's a list: https://www.pacer.gov/psco/cgi-bin/links.pl
Here's Western District of Washington Bankruptcy: https://ecf.wawb.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/rss_outside.pl
Probably "Burnell" is a good enough filter unless there's some other bankrupt Burnell in that court.

One of my favorite parts was when DSP claimed that the lawyer said "well the documents will be public, but DA TROLLS shouldn't have access to them." Yes, the lawyer said that people shouldn't have access to public information. What does "shouldn't" mean in this context? The information is either public or it's not.

His boomer lawyer who also probably couldn't care less about the low-rent pigroach stinking up her office probably just didn't realize exactly how determined and autistic da tractors were and that they were probably reading the filings before the pigroach himself even saw them.
 
My bad, I assumed Phil got the same notice that either people got. I'm dumb and jump the gun.

He's still probably going to no-show and get it successfully continued again, though.

I think unless he shows, telephonically or otherwise, the next hearing will be a show cause hearing as to why the case shouldn't be dismissed.
 
I think unless he shows, telephonically or otherwise, the next hearing will be a show cause hearing as to why the case shouldn't be dismissed.

With a combination of this virus and DSP's cowardice, I believe one way or another DSP won't ever attend a single meeting in person. Any meeting that isn't scheduled over the phone, he will just bail out of. Any meeting over the phone, he might just shut his phone off.
 
I find his lawyer's response to be hilarious or out of this world. For only $1,200, do they even talk with client at all? I've a feeling the only thing they told him is STFU, take these classes and fill these forms out.

But seriously, I could never understand why he didn't show the first time. He literally paid(payment) $$$ to appear in court for his OWN case. He requested it and didn't show up for it....Wow, you won Phil.

If it is me, I wouldn't be able to sleep until this hearing or process is over. Whatever the result is, delaying will just make things even worse. Just show up and deal with the result, be a man for once Phil.
 
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If it is me, I wouldn't be able to sleep until this hearing or process is over. Whatever the result is, delaying will just make things even worse. Just show up and deal with the result, be a man for once Phil.

Same. Im the kinda person who wants to go first during exams, cause WAITING IS KILLING ME. If I was in dsp situation, I would make sure I can deal with it asap. Luckily, I have nothing in common with dsp, obviously he just doesnt give a shit.
 
With a combination of this virus and DSP's cowardice, I believe one way or another DSP won't ever attend a single meeting in person. Any meeting that isn't scheduled over the phone, he will just bail out of. Any meeting over the phone, he might just shut his phone off.

Waste the time of federal courts enough and you'll be appearing whether you like it or not, possibly in an orange jumpsuit and shackled.
 
My bad, I assumed Phil got the same notice that either people got. I'm dumb and jump the gun.

He's still probably going to no-show and get it successfully continued again, though.

It's going to be over the phone so everyone gets to hear prestream music that's nearly a decade old. He should tell the trustee over the phone that reason "sorry guys I'm late to this call I had to start the prestream music"
 
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It's going to be over the phone so everyone gets to hear prestream music that's nearly a decade old. He should tell the trustee over the phone that reason "sorry guys I'm late to this call I had to start the prestream music"

Imagine DSP sets his prestream music (which he plays over youtube so as far as I know he is subjected to as well) and then takes the phone call with his dumbshit music softly in the background.
 
I find his lawyer's response to be hilarious or out of this world. For only $1,200, do they even talk with client at all? I've a feeling the only thing they told him is STFU, take these classes and fill these forms out.

But seriously, I could never understand why he didn't show the first time. He literally paid(payment) $$$ to appear in court for his OWN case. He requested it and didn't show up for it....Wow, you won Phil.

If it is me, I wouldn't be able to sleep until this hearing or process is over. Whatever the result is, delaying will just make things even worse. Just show up and deal with the result, be a man for once Phil.

we need to remember dsp has a legacy of ignoring responsibility until it goes away
 
Not only skipping out on responsibilities, but his hesitation may also be because he knows there is a possibility this isn't going to go well. Right now he's in a holding pattern where the paypigs haven't slowed donations and he has fewer payments to make - he's probably loving the extra spending money. This meeting is the first opportunity to be violently ripped back to Earth, and he knows we have front row seats. Most people would be eager to resolve this if they were certain or uncertain it would progress their claim, but if they had lied and might get bodied, they would probably dread it.

My biggest regret is that we won't get to hear eyewitness accounts if him waddling meekly around a courthouse in his finest Zelda jammies while Kat averts her eyes and follows 5 feet behind.

Is there a possibility that he is getting pressure (from Rochelle or the trustee) to attend this meeting because of Midfirst? If he skipped this meeting, could Midfirst use that as leverage in their case?
 
Not only skipping out on responsibilities, but his hesitation may also be because he knows there is a possibility this isn't going to go well. Right now he's in a holding pattern where the paypigs haven't slowed donations and he has fewer payments to make - he's probably loving the extra spending money. This meeting is the first opportunity to be violently ripped back to Earth, and he knows we have front row seats. Most people would be eager to resolve this if they were certain or uncertain it would progress their claim, but if they had lied and might get bodied, they would probably dread it.

My biggest regret is that we won't get to hear eyewitness accounts if him waddling meekly around a courthouse in his finest Zelda jammies while Kat averts her eyes and follows 5 feet behind.

Is there a possibility that he is getting pressure (from Rochelle or the trustee) to attend this meeting because of Midfirst? If he skipped this meeting, could Midfirst use that as leverage in their case?

I wonder how the relief from stay hearing in April will effect the creditor's meeting

surely it would delay any decision until that April hearing has happened, right?

he also still has a chance to reschedule
 
This call should be good. I've already taken the liberty of preparing bingo cards for the recording. I'd of put no-show on, but it's pretty much mutually exclusive with the rest...

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Phil's so autistic about his schedule that I'll be surprised if he doesn't tweet about how the day stream is gonna start later or something

That means that he either was done wth the phone meeting before his shitty music segment is over or he just won't answer them
 
I wonder how the relief from stay hearing in April will effect the creditor's meeting

surely it would delay any decision until that April hearing has happened, right?

My understanding is the 341 hearing is practically a chance for him to reaffirm or correct the filing one last time before creditors can start filing objections (which has a 1 or 2 month grace period). So even though the timing is probably coincidental the motion to lift the stay is in the same general category of "objections to the bankruptcy ".

Also remember that the CT HOA fees are not treated as a business expense & not factored into eligibility while the underwater amount cannot be discharged-this is MidFirst asking the BK judge to expedite something that was always going to happen, they are not asking the judge to enforce a debt that would otherwise be discharged. For the CC issuers, I'm pretty sure they get nothing in ch7 unless the filing or the original credit request was fraudulent. Not an expert but I'm not sure if they'd care about the mortgage when their claims will be treated so differently by the judge.
 
Can you imagine the sound of Dave’s voice going up and down as he rocks back and forth while on the call? I’m hoping the current development is because, for whatever reason, the trustee dug deeper into Dave’s petition as is going to grill him over the supposed business expenses and other various bullshit. Of course it could be as simple as he’s first in line alphabetically and he’s self-employed. Dave better start streaming 8 days a week because he’s going to have a big-ol‘ Chapter 13 payment to be making.
 
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