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Who Are The Trustees In Your Neighborhood, Part VII

By Rachel Lynn Foley, Kansas City, MO, Bankruptcy Attorney on May 8, 2008 in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Missouri

If you are in the Western District of Missouri, Kansas City Division, there are 10 Chapter 7 Trustees. You can never choose the trustee for your case, they are assigned by the Court at the time of filing. So far we have introduced you to Mr. David Stover, Ms. Erlene Krigel, Ms. Janice Stanton and Mr. Gary Barnes, and Mr. Enslein.

Now, let me introduce you to Mr. Bruce Strauss is a partner in the Kansas City law firm of Merrick, Baker & Strauss, P.C. He is currently the only trustee for the Platte County area Chapter 7 cases. In addtion to handling his duties as a Chapter 7 Trustee, Mr. Strauss represents both debtors and creditors in in Chapter 7, 13 and 11 cases.

US Trustee private trustee locater for the Western District of Missouri is here.

Click here for Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV. Part V., VI.

Written by Rachel Lynn Foley.

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