Recently I saw an article that seemed to concern a lot of bankruptcy filers. Hopefully I will be able to explain it correctly and when I do, if any of you know about the article, can you please comment. I know for myself, the article really upset me because it gives you the impression that this procedure is legal and nothing can be done about it wether you filed bankruptcy or not.
The article concerned the illegal practice of creditors that we filed against and the debt was discharged refusing to declare the debt discharged by the courts on our credit reports with the Big 3 credit companies. From what I could understand, this practice causes the person who filed bankruptcy to be forced to repay a discharged debt even though its illegal for the creditors to do this. So, I,m asking...if you bankruptcy discharge paper comes in the mail, you wait an appropriate time and check the Big 3 to see if the discharge information is on the reports, but according to the article, if you make an attempt to re-establish credit or make a purchase that requires credit, you find yourself in an impossible spot if the person you are dealing with will not help you because your fromer creditor refuses to post the discharge information on your credit reports. So if that happens, what do you do and is this legal to do anyway![]()

