Q: Forms to respond to a Trustee's First and Final Application to approve Chapter 7 compensation to Trustee's Counsel.

A: I understand you're in a difficult situation regarding your employer's Chapter 7 bankruptcy and the Trustee's handling of your wage claim. Here's some guidance on how to respond:

1. Forms to use:

The primary form you'll likely need is:

- Form B210A: "Notice of Objection to Application for Compensation"

You may also want to consider filing:

- A written objection detailing your concerns

- Any supporting documentation (e.g., proof of your lien, Labor Department judgment)

2. Key points to address:

- The lack of proper notice for meetings and hearings

- Your concerns about asset valuation

- The existence of your lien

- The discrepancy between your judgment amount and the proposed settlement

3. Next steps:

- File your objection with the bankruptcy court as soon as possible

- Request a hearing on the matter

- Consider seeking legal advice from a bankruptcy attorney

4. Important considerations:

- There may be strict deadlines for filing objections, even if you received late notice

- The bankruptcy process can be complex, especially when challenging a Trustee's actions

Given the complexity of your situation and the significant amount of money involved, I strongly recommend consulting with a bankruptcy attorney who can review the specifics of your case and provide personalized legal advice. They can help ensure you're using the correct forms, following proper procedures, and presenting your objections effectively.