Once a bankruptcy is discharged – can it be reversed?
I was discharged from bankruptcy almost 2 years ago and now the Trustee is asking for alot of detailed information that I had already given my attorney in 2005. The “Original” attorney I hired left the law firm and the “New” attorney couldn’t locate most of my file.
If I was already discharged – do I need to follow-up with any of this or am I protected? Can they reverse the discharge ruling?
September 1st, 2008 at 5:55 pm
Not that I have ever heard. Didn’t they give you a copy of your file. I still have mine from when I was bad hurt and had to file.
September 3rd, 2008 at 8:38 am
Once the bankruptcy has been discharged that means the trustee is saying you have fulfilled all of your obligations. I don’t understand why your new attorney cannot contact your previous attorney to get the files. If your previous attorney did not do what was required of him you may have a malpractice claim against him.
September 4th, 2008 at 11:48 am
sure can,as long as your willing to pay back what you owe
September 5th, 2008 at 7:53 am
Discharged meaning thrown out or meaning all over with, went through?
Did you know a person whom files Bankruptcy in actual fact has better credit then the person that didn’t and has never filed bankruptcy?
Once filed and went to court, (Providing arbitration has had it trial) there is no over turning and yes then for our protected.
You should already be listed under the courts bankrupt web site, (where’s one can check it out. You can see your file reference number and name.) Go to your Government court web site.
Good luck.