How To Find The Date A Bankruptcy Was Discharged

Individual debtors can file for chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy protection. The trustee will liquidate your nonexempt assets and divide the proceeds among your creditors in a chapter 7 bankruptcy. Any debt that remains will be discharged or erased. You'll enter into a payment plan over three to five years that repays all or most of your debts if you file for chapter 13 protection. Any debt that remains at the end of your repayment plan will be discharged. A chapter 13 bankruptcy allows some debts to be discharged that can't be discharged in chapter 7 proceedings. These include marital debts created in a divorce agreement (although not spousal support or alimony), as well as court fees, certain tax-related debts, condo and homeowners' association fees, debts for retirement loans, and debts that couldn't be discharged in a previous bankruptcy. Browse registers in b 4 by date. You can find: docket books containing information on the issue of commissions and renewed commissions of bankruptcy registers of commissions of bankruptcy and fiats. Entries sometimes give the address and trade of the bankrupt (not between 1770 and 1797), and the names of either the petitioning creditors or those of the bankrupt’s agent or