Thank you for all of that. It's really has a lot of important, basic info. Not to be snide, or flip, or any type of funny, but where, in any of that does it say anything about a judge, or judging? The Bankruptcy Trusty is an administrator, on the administrative side, he may be a fact finder, he may be an investigator, he is not a judge. He may suggest, he may assist, he may inform, he may even demand, he does not decide or order. A person who does decide and may, if he so chooses, order conduct and actions of the Trustee is the judge. Completely different places and positions. You can appeal Trustee actions to a judge and the judge has the power to affect or change them. You can appeal a judges actions or orders to a Trustee and he, the Trustee has no power to do anything. The only thing a trustee may do is ask another judge to do something.
I have no idea how close you are to the US Trustee. I am quite sure that if you actually asked him in person or in e-mail he, or she, whoever it maybe, would say the same thing.
Just my different view point.
Oh, what I wrote in my previous post about delay and confusion was a re-statement of what the judge said. You and I, the Trustee, everyone else may have different opinions. Don't matter.
What ever the judge says, or said, that's what it is. Unless or until a bigger judge says different.
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