A: In math, reasonableness refers to the results of a calculation or problem-solving operation reflecting what is reasonable within the context of the given factors or values. Two qualifiers of an answer's reasonableness are the order of magnitude within the framework of the problem and whether the results are either positive or negative.
If a creditor violates the Automatic Stay and persists in debt collection activity, Rule 9011 of the Bankruptcy Code states a Debtor (person filing bankruptcy) can file an Adversary Complaint against the creditor.
Objection to the Discharge of All of Your Debts. A creditor or the trustee can object to the discharge of all your debts. Usually, this objection is based on fraud committed by the debtor in connection with the bankruptcy case. Examples of bankruptcy fraud include: 1  perjury by providing false information on your bankruptcy petition and schedules.