Larry Myerson
12-29-2003, 10:20 AM
That previous message reminds me, what is supposed to happen if one
files a chapter 7, and some of the creditors listed on the matrix have
their notices "sent back" as either undeliverable or (oddly enough)
there is a little yellow sticker attached, showing what the "new"
address is.....
....but it WASN'T forwarded to them, But just "returned to sender!"
Does the initial mailing constitute a "good enough good faith effort,"
or what?
Brett Weiss
12-29-2003, 10:31 AM
Good faith effort for what?
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"Larry Myerson" <larmyers@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:d5c03d14.0312291020.37363db4@posting.google.c om... That previous message reminds me, what is supposed to happen if one files a chapter 7, and some of the creditors listed on the matrix have their notices "sent back" as either undeliverable or (oddly enough) there is a little yellow sticker attached, showing what the "new" address is..... ...but it WASN'T forwarded to them, But just "returned to sender!" Does the initial mailing constitute a "good enough good faith effort," or what?
Ellen G
12-29-2003, 11:31 AM
the post office forwards 1st class mail for 12 months. For the next 6
months the new address is given to the sender on the returned piece.
After 18 months the record is purged.
Larry Myerson wrote: That previous message reminds me, what is supposed to happen if one files a chapter 7, and some of the creditors listed on the matrix have their notices "sent back" as either undeliverable or (oddly enough) there is a little yellow sticker attached, showing what the "new" address is..... ...but it WASN'T forwarded to them, But just "returned to sender!" Does the initial mailing constitute a "good enough good faith effort," or what?
Venoumis
04-27-2004, 09:22 PM
It wouldnt hurt to pick up the phone every time it rings either, youll have
the luxury of telling the creditors " speak to my attorney". And if they
havent recieved anything yet....well thats what youre paying the attorney
for....let him/her send them the info to the correct place
"Ellen G" <EMG_217@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:bspve5$7cd3$1@ID-195482.news.uni-berlin.de... the post office forwards 1st class mail for 12 months. For the next 6 months the new address is given to the sender on the returned piece. After 18 months the record is purged. Larry Myerson wrote: That previous message reminds me, what is supposed to happen if one files a chapter 7, and some of the creditors listed on the matrix have their notices "sent back" as either undeliverable or (oddly enough) there is a little yellow sticker attached, showing what the "new" address is..... ...but it WASN'T forwarded to them, But just "returned to sender!" Does the initial mailing constitute a "good enough good faith effort," or what?
