Hi All,

Tomorrow is the day for me. Heading into court to meet with the
Trustee and to hear what will happen. I'm in the state is MA. I'm
told that this is relativly quick process, in and out in a few
minutes, then you supposedly wait for 30-60 days to see if any
creditors file objections. Then you get your discharge. I know alot
of people in here are involved in this process at some level. I'll
post what happens to me tomorrow when I get out of court. My attorney
says this is the easiest thing I'll ever have to do in a court of law.
Barring any special circumstances. But I'm not holding my breath,
will see what happens.

RB's

Good luck and relax, get a good night's rest. We were so concerned about our
meeting last year when it finally happened, it took 5 minutes and a few yes
and no answers to the trustee. All worked up for no big deal:) FTR, I did
notice the few folks there were mostly elderly with a couple young folks,
pretty sad state of affairs.


"RoryBellows" <jjd0405@aol.com> wrote in message
news:dc8b747e.0406160838.27bca36f@posting.google.c om... Hi All, Tomorrow is the day for me. Heading into court to meet with the Trustee and to hear what will happen. I'm in the state is MA. I'm told that this is relativly quick process, in and out in a few minutes, then you supposedly wait for 30-60 days to see if any creditors file objections. Then you get your discharge. I know alot of people in here are involved in this process at some level. I'll post what happens to me tomorrow when I get out of court. My attorney says this is the easiest thing I'll ever have to do in a court of law. Barring any special circumstances. But I'm not holding my breath, will see what happens. RB's

Thanks for the feedback.. 24 hrs from now I'll hopefully look back
like it was no big thing. Here's to the future, and thank you to all
who helped to answer my questions throughout this difficult time in my
life. When I get back tomorrow I will post my experience.

Rbs