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creditors forgot on my list

There was some people i still owed and was not put on my list can they still collect from me if i went bankrupt

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One Response to “creditors forgot on my list”

A licensed trustee said...

If you are still in bankruptcy then go and speak to your trustee. The law allows you to add people that you honestly forgot, but until you tell your trustee about them your trustee can’t put them on notice.

If your bankruptcy has been completed then those people you “missed” are entitled to the same repayment that your other creditors received. Speak to the trustee that handled your file and they can explain to what needs to be done.