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What Is a Meeting of Creditors in North Carolina?

The meeting of creditors (also called 341 meeting) is a required hearing in every North Carolina bankruptcy case. Held by the trustee, not the judge. Takes 5-15 minutes in most consumer cases. You must bring photo ID, Social Security card, and answer questions under oath about your finances.

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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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