about 60 days
Assuming that everything goes according to schedule, you can expect to receive your bankruptcy discharge (the court order that wipes out your debts) about 60 days after your 341 meeting of creditors hearing, plus a few days for mailing.

How long does it take for a 341 meeting to discharge Reddit?

The trustee has 30 days from the date of the 341 to file an objection to a claimed exemption. If no objection is filed by then you should be safe.

What does the trustee do after 341 meeting?

What does the trustee do after my 341 meeting? That depends on whether you have any nonexempt property. If your trustee told you that you have a no-asset case at the end of your 341 meeting, the trustee is almost done. The only thing left for them to do is to file their Report of No Distribution.

How long after the 341 meeting do I get my discharge?

How long after the 341 meeting do I get my discharge? Your Chapter 7 discharge order will be granted between 60 – 90 days after your 341 meeting. The earliest your discharge can be entered is after the deadline to object to your discharge has passed. You can find this date on your Form 309A under “Deadlines.”

What happens after the 341 meeting in Chapter 7?

In most consumer bankruptcy cases under Chapter 7, not much happens after the 341 meeting is done. It’s actually a good thing not to hear anything from anyone (including your trustee) after the meeting. The court will grant your bankruptcy discharge 60 – 90 days after the meeting.

Can I still add a creditor after the 341 meeting?

The theory is that since you had a no asset case, the creditor not having notice of your bankruptcy did not deprive them of the right to get paid anything so they were not prejudiced… Yes, you can still continue to add on creditors to your bankruptcy even after the 341 meeting has been concluded.

What happens to nonexempt property after 341 meeting?

Here are the things you may still need to do: Make nonexempt property available to the trustee. These are the assets you are not entitled to keep. If the trustee thinks they could be valuable, the trustee will take them, sell them, and divide the proceeds among your creditors.