At least in AZ bankruptcy courts, I have never seen any discussion of dischargeability of debts at the meeting of creditors. Those issues are raised later, by motion.
Sorry if I gave the impression that discharge decisions would be made on that day. I was not saying that. The arguments for or against happen during the process, but basically if no creditor raises an issue it is not likely to be considererd as an issue by the court.
ETA: Sorry all, I am being fed info by a friend who has just filed. Her attorney told her that creditors can show up at the first meeting and say what they have to say. Now, she is not really sure what that means, nor am I. But wouldn't that infer that any who show up are doing so for the purposes of dispute? I mean, how many creditors show up and say yes, by all means discharge all that she owes me? If they feel that way they just don't show up at all. Why take the time to show up if you are not going to be heard?
I will now stay out of this thread since I get my info from someone who is getting info from an attorney in the midwest, not Florida. So basically I am repeating second-hand information that is incomplete and also that may not even be relevant to a proceeding in another state (even though bankruptcy is federal).