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Your Trustee

A court appointed trustee oversees bankruptcies filed in California. Your trustee's office is responsible for collecting the payments you make towards your bankruptcy repayment plan if you have filed a Chapter 13 and then disburse the payments to the creditors who are listed in your bankruptcy. In a Chapter 7 filing, the trustee will oversee the sale of assets and their disbursement to creditors who are listed in your bankruptcy.

It has been our experience that each trustee's office will be very responsive if you need information from them. Contact information for every trustee's office in Northern California can be found on the lacavalaw.com website.

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