How does a trustee carry out his/her DSO notice duties if the DSO claimholder does not want the debtor to know where he/she lives?
If a DSO claimant’s address does not appear in the bankruptcy schedules and it is still unknown after the trustee’s inquiry at the § 341 meeting, the trustee does not have to send the notice to the DSO claimant. However, if the claimant’s State of residence is known, then the trustee should send the notice to the State agency.
Related Questions
- Is a trustee required to send the second DSO notice after the discharge even when a non-dischargeability action is pending against the debtor?
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- Does a trustee need to file a DSO notice or a certification of notice with the court?
