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previous bankruptcy and eligiblity to file again

can you refile for bankruptcy if you were not discharged from a previous one and the creditours are asking for money-taxes

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One Response to “previous bankruptcy and eligiblity to file again”

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

If you filed for bankruptcy previously and never finished (i.e. were not discharged), then you are not eligible to file a second bankruptcy until you have finished your first.

Although, there is no need to file a second bankruptcy, what you need to do is contact your original trustee, get them reinstated and finish the bankruptcy. This will deal with all the creditors that relate to prior to the first bankruptcy being filed.