“Because the cause of action accrued subsequent to the filing of bankruptcy, the cause of action is not the property of the bankruptcy estate. Consequently, J.D., not the trustee of J.D.’s bankruptcy estate, has standing to bring his cause of action against respondents. Therefore, we find the trial court erred in finding J.D. lacked standing to bring his cause of action, Missouri Court of Appeals Judge Michael S. Wright said.
“Because the cause of action accrued subsequent to the filing of bankruptcy, the cause of action is not the property of the bankruptcy estate. Consequently, J.D., not the trustee of J.D.’s bankruptcy estate, has standing to bring his cause of action against respondents. Therefore, we find the trial court erred in finding J.D. lacked standing to bring his cause of action, Missouri Court of Appeals Judge Michael S. Wright said.
