RedFlag, Allegation and/or Complaint against ROBERT SENECA
Disclosure #1 for ROBERT SENECA
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- Event Date: 9/21/2018
- Disclosure Type: Financial
- Resolution: Final
- Type: Bankruptcy
- Disposition: Direct Payment Procedure
- Broker Comment: The last six months of working with Utah Barricade in 2017, my wrist started to hurt from being over used since my job was very labor intensive. I ended up having surgery on my wrist in November, the week of Thanksgiving. I was in a sling for the first month, then a cast from my hand to just below my elbow for the next three months. After that, I did physical therapy for the next three months. I was told I could be on \light duty\ while I recovered. They didn’t have a lot of \light duty\ work for me and told me to call everyday to see if they had any work for me so my income was going to suffer not having much work to do. I wouldn’t have been able to return to normal duty for at least six months if I stayed with that job. My injury gave me an excuse to leave that job and return to school. I was wanting to return to school for years to finish my bachelor’s degree. I was making $15/ hour working 40 – 60hrs per week with over time pay while at Utah Barricade. We were able to pay bills and make ends meet, barely. I returned to school in January 2018 and started working at Target in February making $12/hr part time. Our income dropped drastically. Financial aid helped only at the beginning of each semester and we weren’t able to keep up with our bills after the job change due to my injury. We filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy in September on a five year plan. We’re going on four years this coming September and plan to be discharged next September 2023. We’ve been keeping up with our monthly payments to the trustee even after they’ve gone up.
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Originally reported on November 17, 2022 @ 9:37 pm
