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inheritance after discharge

I have been given an absolute discharge from bankruptcy and may receive an inheritance in the near future…do I retain this or does it go to my trustee although I am now discharged?

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One Response to “inheritance after discharge”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. – Bankruptcy Trustees said...

You need to discuss this with your trustee. You have a legal obligation to disclose this to your trustee and if you fail to do so it will likely result in the annulment of your discharge.