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Not discharged

I filed bankruptcy in 2001. I did not receive my discharge as of yet due t not paying my trustee but I did all other requirements. If my parents gave me a house and I applied for a home equity loan, how would this affect me since I have no discharge yet. Can the trustee take this house from me? Can it brought against me since I have no discharge.

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One Response to “Not discharged”

A licensed trustee said...

I strongly suggest you contact your trustee and deal with whatever issues remain outstanding on your bankruptcy BEFORE your parents give you a house. After acquired property (things received after you file bankruptcy, but before you are discharged) are fair game for your trustee – better to deal ith the bankruptcy and then move on…