So I had someone ask me today a question that I know nothing about. After you file Chapter 7 and it has been discharged, say a couple years down the road you are financially stable again. Can any of those debts try to come after you again???
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Absolutely not.Originally posted by chriss7532 View PostFiled Chapter 13 02/2006 - Confirmed 05/2006 - Discharged 09/2011
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Thanks so much =) I thought that was the answer but I wanted to make sure.Comment
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Yes, that is right. However, if a debtor forgot to list a debt at the time of filing, he or she could be pursued to pay the debt depending on the SOL (statute of limitation and state where the debtor is from ).Originally posted by newbie2 View Post
Anyone from this forum, please correct me if I am wrong.Chapter 13 filer since Feb. 2018 under a 60 months payment plan
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This statement depends on whether it was a no-asset case, and which circuit court the case was filed in. Many courts, (not all) will consider a no-asset case to discharge ALL creditors, whether mentioned or not. (inconsistent rulings on this, so best to list ALL creditors).Originally posted by ForumReader View PostComment
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