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UNDISCHARGED BANKRUPTCY

DURING MY NINE MONTHS, I LOST MY JOB AND COULD NOT FINISH PAYING… HOW DO I COMPLETE THE DISCHARGE NOW THAT I AM WORKING?

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2 Responses to “UNDISCHARGED BANKRUPTCY”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

In terms of your car, there shouldn’t be any changes with respect to your car, if you want to keep it you need to continue to make payments on your car loan.

As for being undischarged, you will need to discuss this with your trustee. There may be some outstanding obligations that you will have to clear up and then your trustee will be able to make an application for your discharge.

A licensed trustee said...

Simply contact your trustee – they will inform you what you are required to do in order to complete your procedure.