Your 341 Meeting or the Meeting of Creditors is the opportunity for your Trustee and creditors to ask you questions about your petition and schedules, while under oath.
Below are a common questions asked at your 341 Meeting:
- Did you read the petition, schedules, statements and related documents before you signed them?
- Are you personally familiar with the information contained in the petition, schedules, statements and related documents?
- Did you sign the petition, schedules, statements, and related documents?
- Is the information contained in the petition and documents true and correct?
- Are there any errors or omissions that you’d like to bring to our attention?
- Did you list all your assets?
- Did you list all your creditors?
- Have you previously filed bankruptcy?
- Is the copy of the tax return a true copy of the most recent tax return you filed?
- Do you have a domestic support obligation?
- Did you review the bankruptcy information sheet?
- Have you repaid any debts to family or friends in the last year?
- Have you transferred any property in the last 6 years?
- Do you own any real estate?
- Have you transferred, or sold anything in the past two years?
- Do you have any claims against anyone for damages?
- Are you entitled to life insurance proceeds or an inheritance upon someone’s death?
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