https://www.docketalarm.com/cases/W...5/Mark_B_Claiborne_and_Sherri_Claiborne/

Filing Date # Docket Text


9/25/2015 29 Examination

9/25/2015 28 Reopen Case - Ch 7

9/23/2015 27 Received Unsigned Order

9/23/2015 26 Received Unsigned Order

9/23/2015 25 Examination Under 2004

9/23/2015 24 Reopen Case - Ch 7 (fee)

2/17/2015 23 Close Bankruptcy Case - Final Decree (text entry)

12/23/2014 22 Received Unsigned Order

12/16/2014 21 Received Unsigned Order

12/16/2014 20 Enlarge Time to File Reaffirmation Agreement

12/14/2014 19 BNC Certificate of Mailing - Discharge of Debtor

12/11/2014 18 Automatic Discharge of Debtor (ch 7)

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What Is a 2004 Examination in Bankruptcy?


The 2004 examination in bankruptcy is like a deposition -- the trustee, creditor, or debtor can get more information about property, income, or possible fraud.


... Reasons the Trustee or a Creditor Might Conduct a 2004 Examination

2004 examinations occur in only a minority of bankruptcy cases. In most cases, you won’t be required to attend a 2004 examination unless you have a complicated bankruptcy or commit some type of fraud.

The following are some of the most common reasons the trustee or your creditors may schedule a 2004 examination:
•to locate your property
•to examine your financial transactions
•to determine whether you lied on your bankruptcy papers or otherwise committed bankruptcy fraud, or
•to determine whether you should be allowed to discharge (wipe out) one or more of your debts.
http://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/bankruptcy/2004-examination-in-bankruptcy.html