Advice on claims and debts objection during bankruptcy

Posted by Joe on March 10, 2001 at 17:20:51:

I just filed a personal bankruptcy chapter 7 for debts relating to credit cards and charge cards. I tried as much as I could to avoid bankruptcy but unfortunately I had no way out but to have a fresh start. The amount of debts including the unpaid 3 years interest equals to about $250,000. At this point, the bankruptcy case is still in process (few weeks old) and I start getting claims from different creditors claiming that debts were used by fraud and they are objecting to the discharge of debts. My questions are as follows:

1. What are my options to such claims.
2. What is the outcome if they persist with such claims.
3. What is the worse thing that they could do.
4. If other creditors did not object to the discharge, how can their debts be discharge while other creditors are claiming to the debts.
4. Store cards are demanding their merchandise to be returned. The merchandise is over 3 years old and I do not have it anymore ( no jewelry, no furniture, no clothes, etc..) . What can I do for such request.
5. Any ideas on how to have them drop their claims and objection and let me have a fresh start.

P.S. At the moment, I do not have a job due to relocating myself from one area to another. I also do not hold any property or even a car. In addition, my wife is telling me that she wants divorce and she is going to sue me and make me pay a child support which I do not mind whenever I find a job soon and get a fresh start.

Please advice me on what I should do with my creditors to lay them off my back and have a fresh start. Just filing for bankruptcy is enough damage to my life, I do not want them to put an extra obstacle.

Joe

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