Is It Too Late To Add A Court Judgment To a Discharge
My bankruptcy was discharged in July of this year. My question is this, I had a judgement filed against me in January of 2007, before I filed for BK. I listed the case in question 4 of the Statement of Financial Affairs. I listed the original creditor (which is a credit card company), as well as the attorneys office handling the judgement on the credit matrix and in schedule F, but I did not list the County Court Clerks office on the mailing list or Schedule F. Is it too late to notify them of the bankruptcy and to have the judgement discharged, since the original amount owed to the creditor has been discharged. Is notifying the attorney's office and the original creditor enough? I am having a hard time getting two of the credit reporting agency's them to change the information on my credit report for the Judgement, the original creditor is reporting correctly. Thank you in advance for your help.
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Sorry, I forgot to mention that I live and filed in WA state.
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Was this a zero assets bankruptcy?
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i have that exact same question because i didn't list the court either. I have a no asset chp 7 pending.
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You said your bankruptcy was over, with an order of discharge. Now you say it is pending. Which is it?
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I just found this it may apply in your state and mine (colorado)
http://www.mncourts.gov/district/1/?page=1624
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Their bankruptcy is discharged mine is pending but we have the same question.
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Then start your own thread so not to confuse the people trying to answer
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Yes, it was a no asset case.
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Assuming it's a dischargeable judgment, they should recognize that the order of discharge would apply to the judgment as well. If they refuse to acknowledge that, you should be able to go back to the bankruptcy court and seek an order expressing that the debt is discharged.