The 10 April hearing was cancelled because Phil did not file an objection and there's a document, probably the signed release from stay order, issued yesterday that somebody needs to get off of PACER (
@SoapQueen1 let me know if you need PACERbux). This probably kicks the foreclosure back out of bankruptcy and back intothe Connecticut state court (docket
here). Between a temporary halt on foreclosure sales and MidFirst possibly needing a finalized sale before they can file a lien, expect this to be a very slow moving trial.
After that, the trustee should be filing her report by tomorrow (law says 10 days from hearing, 10 calendar days has already passed but 10 business days is 9 April). There are at least four outcomes here (Chapter 7 no asset, Chapter 7 asset, converted to Chapter 13, dismissal). Timeline depends on which she recommends to the judge (it's not an order, he still has to sign off on it):
Chapter 7 no asset: Creditors have a couple of months to object, no guaranteed dates between now and probably May or June
Chapter 7 asset or Chapter 13 conversion: Expect a bunch of new documents and hearings to figure out how much Pigroach was lying and how much they will either liquidate (Chapter 7) or garnish (Chapter 13) to pay creditors.
Dismissal: Would probably take a few weeks to approve, and future debt/foreclosure suits would be separate trials & case numbers from the bankruptcy.