credit card not included in filing with insignificant balance accidentally

[porkchopcash]

Filed non-consumer BK7 on Friday and on Saturday got bill in mail from oldest (1983) credit card which I did not included in filing because it had a zero balance and I hoped it survived.

Well, unbeknown to me, my wife had used it at a store about a month ago because she had left her debit card at home.

The balance is only about $50. I don't want to add it to filing, just want to pay it.
Is there a problem with me just paying the small balance and forgetting about it.

I guess that is somewhat preferential treatment to a creditor but considering we are discharging slightly over a million, the $50 is not really fraud?

[kornellred]

You might as well pay it. It will be canceled when the creditor finds out you have filed for bankruptcy anyhow.

[chicagoannie]

I'd just pay it, too.

[porkchopcash]

Actually, this card is from a small credit union that does not do pulls on my credit.
I expect that it may be the one to survive. We have always been perfect pay with them and the balance has been zero for about a year.

My biggest concern was committing some type of semi-fraud.