What is a bankruptcy trustee and what do they do? A Florida Bankruptcy trustee is appointed by the Court to represent and protect the creditors. The trustee will review your bankruptcy filings, look for signs of abuse, and often liquidate assets or collect on potential claims. The trustee is not a judge ands as such will not rule on motions or grant bankruptcy discharges. It the trustee's job to maximize recovery for the creditors. Your Jacksonville Bankruptcy Lawyer will know how to list assets in a way to maximize your exempt assets and allow you to keep the largest amount or most desirable property.
The client will be assigned a Florida trustee and will meet them for the first time at the 341 Meeting of the creditors
Contact a Jacksonville Bankruptcy Lawyer to discuss how to structure your bankruptcy to discuss your situation and achieve your goals.
