A bankruptcy remains on a credit report for a maximum of ten years under provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. How do I get a bankruptcy filing removed from my credit report? The Bankruptcy Court has no jurisdiction over credit reporting agencies. The Fair Credit Reporting Act, 6 U.S.C. § 605, is the law […]
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If the Debtor cannot make a chapter 13 payment on time pursuant to the terms of the confirmed plan, the Debtor should contact the chapter 13 Trustee by phone and by letter advising the Trustee of the problem and whether it is temporary or permanent. If it is temporary, the Debtor should advise the Trustee […]
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This meeting is referred to as the “meeting of creditors.” All creditors are notified so that they may attend, but their attendance is not required. Debtors have a duty to appear and testify under oath and answer questions by creditors. This meeting is presided over by the trustee assigned to the case and is held […]
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What can I do if a creditor keeps trying to collect money after I have filed bankruptcy? You should immediately notify the creditor in writing that you have filed bankruptcy, and provide them with the case name, case number, and filing date, or a copy of the petition that shows it was filed. If a […]
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It releases the Debtor from personal liability for discharged debts. Thus, it prevents the creditors owed those debts from taking any action against the Debtor to collect the debts. Most, but not all, types of debts are discharged if they existed on the date the bankruptcy case was filed and were listed on the schedules. […]
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How long does a bankruptcy filing remain on my credit report?
/in After Bankruptcy /by Law Office of Thomas NannaA bankruptcy remains on a credit report for a maximum of ten years under provisions of the Fair Credit Reporting Act. How do I get a bankruptcy filing removed from my credit report? The Bankruptcy Court has no jurisdiction over credit reporting agencies. The Fair Credit Reporting Act, 6 U.S.C. § 605, is the law […]
What if I cannot make my Chapter 13 payment?
/in Chapter 13 /by Law Office of Thomas NannaIf the Debtor cannot make a chapter 13 payment on time pursuant to the terms of the confirmed plan, the Debtor should contact the chapter 13 Trustee by phone and by letter advising the Trustee of the problem and whether it is temporary or permanent. If it is temporary, the Debtor should advise the Trustee […]
What is a 341 meeting?
/in Bankruptcy /by Law Office of Thomas NannaThis meeting is referred to as the “meeting of creditors.” All creditors are notified so that they may attend, but their attendance is not required. Debtors have a duty to appear and testify under oath and answer questions by creditors. This meeting is presided over by the trustee assigned to the case and is held […]
Creditors Trying to Collect After Bankruptcy
/in After Bankruptcy /by Law Office of Thomas NannaWhat can I do if a creditor keeps trying to collect money after I have filed bankruptcy? You should immediately notify the creditor in writing that you have filed bankruptcy, and provide them with the case name, case number, and filing date, or a copy of the petition that shows it was filed. If a […]
What is a Bankruptcy Discharge?
/in Bankruptcy /by Law Office of Thomas NannaIt releases the Debtor from personal liability for discharged debts. Thus, it prevents the creditors owed those debts from taking any action against the Debtor to collect the debts. Most, but not all, types of debts are discharged if they existed on the date the bankruptcy case was filed and were listed on the schedules. […]