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WorryWort

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What is the name of your state? TX

While I was preparing my chap 7 paperwork, I came across a stock certificate I had forgotten about. I listed it as an asset. It is worth about $250.

Should I take it with me to my 341 meeting to surrender it or "cash it in" and take the money to surrender??

Thanks.
 


Ladynred

Senior Member
If you listed it as an asset, did it fall within your exemptions ?

Don't take it with you to the 341. If the Trustee wants it, he/she will let you know. $250 isn't much, the Trustee may just abondon it. Considering its stock.. the value could plummet tomorrow !
 
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WorryWort

Guest
DUH!

I didn't even think about the exemptions... yes, it probably does as I have $30,000 total in personal property. Hmmmm... I'll have to check my paperwork and see where I should have listed it to 'exempt' it.

Thanks for reminding me.
 

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