It is not unusual for a Chapter 7 Trustee to want to hold a
second hearing in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case. This is because
the Trustee needs additional information about your situation to
decide if an objection should be filed to your obtaining a
discharge, if an action should be filed to cause some of your
creditors to turn over monies that you may have paid them, if
some of your assets should be sold or for many other reasons.
If the Trustee has questions that may be very personal in
nature, this hearing may be held so that few, if any other,
persons are likely to be present. The 341 hearing was held as
part of a hearing where many cases were called and is an open
meeting for anyone who happens to be present.  The 2004 hearing
is held at a separate time and place and the rest of the world
is not invited. Only parties to the case usually come and most
of those persons will not show up either. This hearing is
usually very low key and the Trustee is asking about specific
things. In most of the hearings, the T