Quote Quoting flyingron
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Understand the trustee doesn't represent you, he represents the debtors on behalf of the court.
Despite what you think your rights are, you are wrong. Just because you received a discharge doesn't mean the courts have no power over you. You do understand that in the worst case scenario your discharged bankruptcy CAN be reopened?
Anyone's bankruptcy can be reopened, but there is no reason to reopen mine. It was an open and shut case with everything disclosed and no funny business. If reopened what do you think the trustee would do? I have no income and no unencumbered assets.

I won't take the flag down, so I believe the trustees only move would be to order me to vacate / evict me. Their chances to sell the house drop once the utilities are disconnected and it is 100 degrees inside the house and the yard is over ran with 3 foot tall grass. I don't have to worry about codes violations or HOA fines because the property is in the country.

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Quote Quoting df04527
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Sounds like an asset case if the trustee is trying to sell the house. If that is the case a discharge was already received prior to sale? Observation from the peanut gallery.
Yes, discharged a couple of months ago.

I don't ever plan on filing bankruptcy again, but if I did I would not negotiate away my exemption as I did this time. I would rather all be done with the bankruptcy and deal with the bank and the foreclosure than the trustee and his real estate agent.