Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

ATA Bankruptcy Hearings

In the past year of 2008, I bought a plane ticket to go to Hawaii, about a mouth later the airline filed chapter 11, so my flight was canceled without refund. Around fall I was sent a claim form to disclose what the debtors (ATA) owed ''me'' (the creditor). I filled that which included proof I.E. Bank statements and a copy of my plane ticket. Just recently The Indiana bankruptcy court sends me a notice of hearing to consider approval of disclosure statement. Finally my question is will I ever get any of my money back.

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Asked on 1/29/09, 10:26 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Robert F. Cohen Law Office of Robert F. Cohen

Re: ATA Bankruptcy Hearings

Check with the court and see if you can appear at the hearing by telephone. You might get back a percentage of your money -- which is better than nothing!

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Answered on 1/29/09, 10:49 pm


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