steven200738
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Minnesota. I have evidence of someone committing bankruptcy fraud, and spoke to the Trustee assigned to the case. The Trustee said if I could show between $5,000 and $10,000 in assets, they would file a complaint, the case would be reopened, and an investigation would follow. I was able to show $25,000 and now the Trustee basically claims to be too busy. I do have the option of hiring a neutral attorney to represent the Trustee to do the investigation, but I would have to pay the attorney out of my own pocket. If you're wondering, yes, I do have a judgment against the person committing fraud. I just don't see how this is justice. If I want to persue this, I have to pay someone to do the job of the Trustee? I am thinking of contacting the local office or the headquarters in Washington, DC to see if I can get some assistance for this Trustee. It's almost like the Trustee doesn't care that someone is committing bankruptcy fraud. I am frustrated, and would like some advice and/or guidance. If the Trustee is overwhelmed with cases, shouldn't there be other Trustees to help lighten the load?What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?