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Yep, which means the WAkhando has to be gone. He doesn't have shit to pay his debts.
Or the trustee thinks that he has hidden assets somewhere since there's no other explanation for the crazy monthly expense numbers.
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Yep, which means the WAkhando has to be gone. He doesn't have shit to pay his debts.
"Debtor appeared." Does that mean Phil was in on a call today?
He didn’t get an automatic determination of being a no asset case. That means that the trustee is looking more closely at his situation to find non-exempt assets. If we see a 2004 exam come up, he is boned. He’s gonna be ginning it up tonight.
The trustee of this estate reports that the meeting of creditors was concluded and the trustee is investigating the existence and location of property of the estate not subject to exemptions or security interests. Debtor appeared. (James, Nancy) (Entered: 03/31/2020)
If we see a 2004 exam come up, he is boned. He’s gonna be ginning it up tonight.
(7) Conclusion of Meeting. For purposes of the timing of objections to exemptions under Fed.R.Bankr.P. 4003(b), the United States trustee’s statement of presumed abuse under § 707(b)(1) and motion to dismiss under § 707(b)(2) and § 704(b)(1), the conclusion of the § 341 meeting shall be indicated by the trustee’s entry on the docket that (A) there are no assets available for distribution and that the case is fully administered, or (B) the meeting of creditors was concluded and the trustee is investigating the existence of assets.
Well all that would happen is that he would have to keep paying his bills, but now with increased added interest.so assuming Phil's application for bankruptcy fails and he does his dough, what happens next? If someone who owes you a significant debt applies for bankruptcy, creating a stay on your debt collection, and then fails in the application, you go hard on debt collection at that point don't you?
Phil's going to then need to pay lawyers to defend/delay debt collection proceedings if he wants to stay in his Khando a bit longer. Or he could just pay his debts like a mature adult.
When are we likely to know more?
Looking at the other cases from the 5th and 26th, the other small business that failed says the same thing Phil has: https://www.docketbird.com/court-cases/PHG-Solutions-LLC/wawb-2:2020-bk-10290
Every other case says Chapter 7 Trustee's Report of No Distribution - no funds, some with reaffirmation agreements.
Can we lock this thread down now and move discussion back to the general bankruptcy thread? Not trying to be an autism but it’s kinda hard to keep up with the bankruptcy stuff over this, the general and the DSP general!
I forget what his name was.What about Yacht Guy? Was it really that easy?
lol. This is a home run. Well done!I've replaced DSP answers by audio from his daily livestreams, it gets quite serious at some point, I think it was worth it.
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Alternative version of DSP 341 meeting (answers from his livestream)
I've replaced DSP answers by audio from his daily livestreams. Go here for the real recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlLD1psuycM Big ups to pigpigg...www.youtube.com
I would think an appraisal is SOP whether Phail wants it or not.Edit: This assumes a Chapter 7 BK. The 10-day rule is for the trustee to determine there are no assets. Creditors have 60 days to file an objection to discharge. The trustee or a creditor can file a motion for a 2004 exam. If our debt buyer was legit involved, he could get Phil in a 2004 exam and ask for specific information about his expenses. IMO, Nancy thinks he’s hiding cash. If I was in her shoes, I’d wonder why Dave is making 100K+ and seemingly has few tangible assets apart from his homes. No retirement accounts, no investments. Honestly, it might be better for DSP to come clean about gacha rather than appear to be hiding assets. Of course, she could be ready to request an appraisal on WAKhando too.