We have a judgment against us from Chase - they won. We will be filing Ch 7 in a week or so. Will this debt be discharged too (assuming we get a discharge?) Does anything change since they sued and won?
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KL, the debt will be discharged, but then you have to take your discharge papers down to the courthouse where the judgement is filed and make a Motion to Vacate in order to get the actual judgement off your record. That last part is actually optional, though: the debt itself is discharged in Ch7, judgement or no judgement, and having the actual judgement vacated is more a formality. Make sure you list it properly in your schedules as well as on the Stmt of Financial Affairs (Form 7).Nolo Press book on filing Chapter 7, there are others too. (I have no affiliation with Nolo Press; just a happy customer.) Best wishes to you!
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FLAD, great reply! I would have forgotten to do the Motion to Vacate. Thanks!!Filed 7/28/08, Discharged 10/29/08
(filed pro se: nonconsumer no asset CH7)
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Originally posted by FreshLikeADaisy View PostKL, the debt will be discharged, but then you have to take your discharge papers down to the courthouse where the judgement is filed and make a Motion to Vacate in order to get the actual judgement off your record. That last part is actually optional, though: the debt itself is discharged in Ch7, judgement or no judgement, and having the actual judgement vacated is more a formality. Make sure you list it properly in your schedules as well as on the Stmt of Financial Affairs (Form 7).
We had one too - do you know if there is a time limit to vacate the judgment and what about the credit report - will it stay on if you vacate it or will it be erased? And, here's one more thing - do you know how much it costs to vacate a judgment? Thanks!!!!Filed Ch 7 -- July 9, 2008
341 mtg ---- August 14, 2008
Discharged ---- October 17, 2008
Closed --------- December 11, 2009!
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