My question involves collection proceedings in the State of: Florida
I filed for bankruptcy Ch. 7 on November, 2012. The debts filed were all discharged on March 1, 2013. By the end of March, a collector calls me trying to collect a debt from 2009 that was discharged in the bankruptcy filing. This debt was in possession of another collector at the time of filing. I sent the new collector the discharge documents and a letter from my bankruptcy lawyer, but they posted a key derogatory item on April 2013, showing the amount of debt (not a zero balance) with the three credit bureaus. I am disputing the reporting but they seem to ignore me completely. I have sent certified letters and called them, but they are firm on their reporting. Isn't negative reporting on a discharged debt a violation of the permanent injunction of my discharge? If so, should I pull the trigger on the collector and sue them if they don't eliminate the negative reporting within 30 days?

