I have a couple questions.
First of all. What will the Pacer say to know that you have been discharged? The Trustee today put in a statement that they are asking to be discharged from the case and that after investiagtion our case has no money for the creditors.
Then what will the Pacer say once your case is closed?
And then my final question. What is the difference between when you are discharged and when your case is closed? Are there things that you need to be mindful of inbetween the time you are discharged and closed?
OK I lied I have another question. I am sure somewhere on this forum there is a thread about what to do now that you are discharged. Does anyone know where that might be? What I am thinking about is now that you are discharged what are the next steps? The do's and dont's.
What you can do to build your credit?
How do you go about cleaning up your cedit report?
Can you file your taxes and not worry about anyone asking for them?
Can you accept large monetary gifts from family and not worry about the state taking it from you?
First of all. What will the Pacer say to know that you have been discharged? The Trustee today put in a statement that they are asking to be discharged from the case and that after investiagtion our case has no money for the creditors.
Then what will the Pacer say once your case is closed?
And then my final question. What is the difference between when you are discharged and when your case is closed? Are there things that you need to be mindful of inbetween the time you are discharged and closed?
OK I lied I have another question. I am sure somewhere on this forum there is a thread about what to do now that you are discharged. Does anyone know where that might be? What I am thinking about is now that you are discharged what are the next steps? The do's and dont's.
What you can do to build your credit?
How do you go about cleaning up your cedit report?
Can you file your taxes and not worry about anyone asking for them?
Can you accept large monetary gifts from family and not worry about the state taking it from you?
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