Like many of you, I am trying to re-obtain the film I sent to Rocky Mountain Film Lab to be developed. The latest information that I have been able to gather is that the court date for Mr. Dock is August 17, 2010. At that hearing, more will become clear about whether or not we can get the film back. Supposedly, the bankruptcy trustee, Sally Zeman, wants us to get our film back. However, there is a possibility the case may go from its current Chapter 13 status (where Dock would work out a re-payment plan) to Chapter 7 (no repayment plan is made, everything is liquidated and proceeds go to creditors in priority order). In the case, it would be up to someone else in the Chapter 7 court whether we would get our film back or not. More info on the different types of bankrupcy here: <a href="http://consumerdebtgroup.net/bankruptcy_chapter7.php">http://consumerdebtgroup.net/bankruptcy_chapter7.php</a><br>
So, basically, we should wait until around August 24th. Then, someone should call Sally Zeman's office and find out what happened at the hearing. Those of you that received claim forms should have her phone number. I will call around that time and post here what I learn if no one else does.<br>
There is still hope. I don't think the film is gone. But it may be re-possessed and lost by a court if we are not vigilant.<br>
Anyone local in Denver that could attend the hearing on August 17th?</p>
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<p>Hi all -<br>
Like many of you, I am trying to re-obtain the film I sent to Rocky Mountain Film Lab to be developed. The latest information that I have been able to gather is that the court date for Mr. Dock is August 17, 2010. At that hearing, more will become clear about whether or not we can get the film back. Supposedly, the bankruptcy trustee, Sally Zeman, wants us to get our film back. However, there is a possibility the case may go from its current Chapter 13 status (where Dock would work out a re-payment plan) to Chapter 7 (no repayment plan is made, everything is liquidated and proceeds go to creditors in priority order). In the case, it would be up to someone else in the Chapter 7 court whether we would get our film back or not. More info on the different types of bankrupcy here: <a href="http://consumerdebtgroup.net/bankruptcy_chapter7.php">http://consumerdebtgroup.net/bankruptcy_chapter7.php</a><br>
So, basically, we should wait until around August 24th. Then, someone should call Sally Zeman's office and find out what happened at the hearing. Those of you that received claim forms should have her phone number. I will call around that time and post here what I learn if no one else does.<br>
There is still hope. I don't think the film is gone. But it may be re-possessed and lost by a court if we are not vigilant.<br>
Anyone local in Denver that could attend the hearing on August 17th?</p>