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What Happens at a 341 Meeting in North Carolina?

The 341 meeting of creditors in North Carolina is a short (5-15 minute) hearing with the Chapter 7 trustee (Chapter 13 standing trustee in 13 cases). Trustee asks identity-verification questions, reviews petition accuracy, and asks about assets. Creditors may attend but rarely do in consumer cases.

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This answer provides general information about federal bankruptcy law in North Carolina. Not legal advice. Consult a licensed North Carolina attorney for advice on your specific situation.

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