Preparing For 341 Meeting

Summary

During a 341 meeting, be punctual, dress appropriately, and bring necessary identification. Review your bankruptcy petition and answer questions truthfully and concisely. Trustees may inquire about transactions after the filing date, especially significant ones like a $3300 check from a supplemental accident plan. Ensure you have documentation to explain such deposits.

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I have my * meeting tomorrow with attorney and trustee. What advice do I need to know
Hi Renée! Here are a few tips for your * meeting:
- Be punctual and dress appropriately.
- Bring a government-issued ID and your Social Security card.
- Review your bankruptcy petition and be prepared to answer questions about your finances.
- Be honest and straightforward in your responses.
Good luck! Do you have any specific concerns about the meeting?
Just how to answer questions
Hi Renée! For your * meeting, here are some tips on answering questions:
- Listen carefully and take your time to understand the question.
- Answer truthfully and concisely.
- Stick to the facts without providing unnecessary details.
- If you don’t know the answer, say so.
Do you have any particular question or concern you're worried about?
I provided bank statements as requested that dated *.*.*, the date of my filing. Will the trustee ask any questions regarding my accounts and deposits after that date
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It's possible that the trustee may ask about transactions and deposits that occurred after the date of filing, especially if they relate to your financial situation. They might be interested in understanding any significant changes or transactions that could affect your bankruptcy case.
Is there a particular transaction or deposit you're concerned about?
I deposited a $* check that was from a supplemental accident plan related to my sons broken back
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It's possible the trustee may ask about this deposit, especially if it occurred after your bankruptcy filing date. Ensure you have documentation proving the check was from a supplemental accident plan and how it relates to your son's injury.
Do you have any other transactions or deposits you're concerned about?