Address Question-Question

[kully]

What is the name of your state?FL

At our 341 meeting this morning my husband was asked his address and he said our old address. We've moved since we signed our papers but he gave the old address not the new one where we've been for the past few months. What should I do to fix this? I felt trapped to answer, I answered our old address as well. I couldn't talk with the lawyer before our questions either. I felt really stuck.


Any advice would be great on what to do about this situation.

 

[seniorjudge]

Q: What should I do to fix this?

A: Telling the truth in court is considered by many to be a wise course of action.

 

[ChattiPatti]

Why did you not give your current address?
You will have papers sent to you and as I can remember the papers that were sent from the court will state on them not to forward. They will be sent back to the court and they will wonder why you did not get them at the address you gave.
I would call your attorney or the trustee's office and tell them. I am sure they are going to wonder why you did not do it in the first place.

 

[kully]

they actually know my mailing address as a P.O. Box we have so that's not the issue. The issue is that if the trustee decides he needs to see what kind of goods we have at our apartment and comes by then we'll have a problem because we're at a different address.

 

[bigun]

What's the problem with just correcting the mistake?

 

[Ladynred]

You're freaking out over nothing. Trustee's don't come by your home to look at your stuff, that's why the forms you sign are signed under penalty of perjury. You are SWEARING the info in them is true and correct.

Chill out-- the Trustee's NOT coming to see you.

 

[ChattiPatti]

In the middle district of Florida they come to your home. Not the trustee, but when we had our 341 an appraisal was ordered by the trustee. I had the option of surrendering things or buying them back from the trustee.
I know for a fact that this is done sometimes.

 

[Ladynred]

Yes, in FL it does happen more often and mostly because the exemptions are so ridiculously low. I guess that's the price you pay for an unlimited homestead exemption.

 

[ChattiPatti]

you are absolutely right on Ladynred.