Thoughts from a Maryland Bankruptcy Lawyer
I filed bankruptcy and my trustee is really mean. Can I get rid of him and get a new trustee?
The sad truth is unless the trustee is engaging in fraud or really gross misconduct you can't get rid of your trustee. You're stuck with him during the life of your bankruptcy. Trustees can feel mean, they’ve been through thousands and thousands of bankruptcy cases. Many of the debtors have lied to them.
They go into a situation, not having the slightest idea of what's really going on except for what the debtors have written in their schedules under penalty of perjury and then can seem gruff, insensitive and mean to you during what is really a very difficult time in your lives, but you can't get rid of a trustee.
You can't pick and choose and their assigned randomly, so whatever a lawyer might say, you can't game the system to get a better trustee. You're going to get the trustee that you going to get, and going to have to make the most of your case and for the most part it's going to turn out okay.
Ronald J. Drescher
Drescher & Associates, P.A
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Baltimore, MD 21208
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