Just checked Pacer to see if anything was new and it says:
Terminated: 08/25/2009
Debtor discharged: 08/25/2009
Debtor disposition: Standard Discharge
Pending status: 341 Meeting Scheduled ,Case Closed
Flags: MEANSNO, CLOSED
So, Standard Discharge and my case is closed -- that is an official discharge right?
Under my History it says:
Filed & Entered: 08/25/2009 Final Decree
Filed & Entered: 08/25/2009 Close Bankruptcy Case
Filed & Entered: 08/25/2009 Order Discharging Debtor
Now that I can celebrate (and put this whole damn thing behind me and get on with my life without tippy toeing around) what is next?
Is there anything I need to be careful with even after my discharge? Or am I home free?
I heard that if someone dies and leaves me money even after my discharge that the courts can take it? Is that true? Anything else I have I worry about?
Did notice that when I went to get an online quote for auto insurance Geico a few days after I did it they emailed me a thingy that said I was quoted a higher rate because of "unsatisfactory" credit. Ha! Well, I didn't buy any car insurance from them but that was the first time I have seen that so far. I haven't gotten any credit card offers like others are saying they are (not that I want any anyhow - I am getting used to life with no cards.).
I have been very grateful for this forum - thanks to all for support and answering my questions and listening to me vent and b*tch. This whole thing is such an odd life experience - it was very helpful not to go through it alone and have people to share with.
Terminated: 08/25/2009
Debtor discharged: 08/25/2009
Debtor disposition: Standard Discharge
Pending status: 341 Meeting Scheduled ,Case Closed
Flags: MEANSNO, CLOSED
So, Standard Discharge and my case is closed -- that is an official discharge right?
Under my History it says:
Filed & Entered: 08/25/2009 Final Decree
Filed & Entered: 08/25/2009 Close Bankruptcy Case
Filed & Entered: 08/25/2009 Order Discharging Debtor
Now that I can celebrate (and put this whole damn thing behind me and get on with my life without tippy toeing around) what is next?
Is there anything I need to be careful with even after my discharge? Or am I home free?
I heard that if someone dies and leaves me money even after my discharge that the courts can take it? Is that true? Anything else I have I worry about?
Did notice that when I went to get an online quote for auto insurance Geico a few days after I did it they emailed me a thingy that said I was quoted a higher rate because of "unsatisfactory" credit. Ha! Well, I didn't buy any car insurance from them but that was the first time I have seen that so far. I haven't gotten any credit card offers like others are saying they are (not that I want any anyhow - I am getting used to life with no cards.).
I have been very grateful for this forum - thanks to all for support and answering my questions and listening to me vent and b*tch. This whole thing is such an odd life experience - it was very helpful not to go through it alone and have people to share with.
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