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Mr D

I had a bankruptcy in 1977, which I found out just now has not been discharged as I was applying for my second bankruptcy. What are my options. I did not realize that I had not been discharged all these years.

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One Response to “Mr D”

A licensed trustee said...

Likely all you can do is apply to the Court and ask to be discharged. They will want a report from your trustee, but after so much time all that report will contain is a not saying you likely didn’t comlete your duties back in 1977. The Court will then decide what you need to do now in order to be discharged. The most iportant question will be, “why do you need to be discharged at this time – obviously it hasn’t impacted on you for 35 years?” The normal answer is that you are in trouble and need to file again – the Court doesn’t respond well to that answer…