And also, from what I’ve been told, if anyone files objections, it will more than likely be BEFORE the 341 meeting.
That’s not to say that objections aren’t filed afterwards, but most of the cases I’ve seen with objections, happen before the creditors meeting ever takes place.
Also, I was worried about objections before my case because I was under the false impression that a creditor could just file an objection simply because they think they should be paid.
Creditors can only file objections if they believe their debt should not be discharable or if there’s fraud and they have the burden of proof.
Usually not worth their time unless it’s a stupid amount of money on the line.
Even my largest creditor (USAA) who I’m burning for $18,000 hasn’t done anything. Even though I owe them a lot of money, their objection would just be a colossal waste of time because the debt is 100% unsecured and not fraudulent.

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Chapter 7 Discharge: March 13, 2019