My question involves bankruptcy in the state of: Pennsylvania
A year and a half ago I went into Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. When I filled out the petition I did not indicate that one of my debts had a co-signer and that my co-signer is the primary person who pays off the account. I thought saying the account didn't have a co-signer who actually pays on the account would help my bankruptcy go through and I figured this would help prove my "debt burden" as it adds another $10,000 in debt. My co-signer was never informed that I went into bankruptcy. About 6 months ago my co-signer noticed that the payments he was making on the account were not showing up on his credit report and the account itself doesn't appear on his credit at all now. He contacted the debtor to inquire about this and they had informed him that I put the account into bankruptcy. He then called to ask me what was going on and I had to tell him about it. Flash forward to last month and I have received notice that the debtor is challenging the validity of the bankruptcy due to bankruptcy perjury and I must have a hearing. They claim that I have committed perjury because Indicated I was the only borrower on this account and indicated that I have no co-debtors. Should I be worried? What should I do?
Also, after the bankruptcy I received a settlement of $2,000 in small claims court due to a neighbor dispute. Was I required to inform the court of this income? Can they find this out now since I have to go to a hearing?

