[CLBS] Adversaries

[TJ Angstman]

I hate to sound like an insensitive jerk, but many people waive their discharge in this event.  That has some benefits in terms of a criminal prosecution I am told.  


T. J. Angstman
Angstman Johnson
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-----Original Message-----
From: CLBS [mailto:clbs-bounces at admws.idaho.gov] On Behalf Of Savi Grewal
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2015 2:48 PM
To: clbs at admws.idaho.gov
Subject: [CLBS] Adversaries

Dear List mates:

 

Does anyone know the most economical way to handle multiple 523(a)(2) adversary complaints and a UST's 727(a) complaint in relation to a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.  

 

The situation is that debtor files a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.  Several non-institutional creditors file 523(a)(2) adversaries.  While Debtor is working on defending one or more of them the UST, after several extension of their deadlines and after reviewing the debtor's extensive financial records, files a 727(a) adversary.  It is cost prohibitive for an insolvent debtor to defend these on all fronts.  Do the individual adversaries become moot once the UST has filed?  My first impression is not, because, if the UST is not successful in the 727 action then the individual creditors may want to pursue their 523(a)(2) claims.  Is consolidation a viable option under Rule 42?  Is there any other cost effective option?

 

I will appreciate any input I can get on this matter.  

 

Thanks.   

 

Savi Grewal

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