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I am confused

while in banruptcy I lost my job. After having lost my job I started receiving umemployment. Upon the exhaustion of the recall rights from my job, the company then paid me severance, termination pay, and any vacation they owed me. This then created an over payment from unemployment. How does that work? I had to include all amounts in our monthly income statements that i received from EI. Now they want the money back. So, I had to declare my final payments from my job and now I have this 1900.00 overpayment. Should this amount be deducted from our income statements? Cause we owe a hefty enough amount before we can get discharged.

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One Response to “I am confused”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. -Trustee in Bankruptcy said...

This is something you must discuss with your trustee.