After the meeting of creditors, the trustee may contact the debtor regarding the debtor’s property, and the court may issue certain orders to the debtor. These orders are sent by mail and may require the debtor to turn certain property over to the trustee, or provide the trustee with certain information. If the debtor fails to comply with these orders, the bankruptcy case may be dismissed and the debtor may be denied a discharge.
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