2016

Is It Possible To File A Reaffirmation Agreement After A Bankruptcy Discharge?

11 June 2016

Reaffirming debts during bankruptcy is usually not a good idea, because you will continue to be legally liable for them after receiving a discharge. If you decide not to reaffirm an account with a creditor but change your mind after receiving your bankruptcy discharge, you may be wondering if it's possible to still file the paperwork to do so. It depends. Here's what you need to know. Technically, It's Possible

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Hi there, my name is Kirk Oldfield. I am going to share my experiences with having different types of debt discharged. I am one of the rare people who went through the bankruptcy process more than once. As a young adult, I obtained every credit card possible and spent all the way up to the limit in just a few days. Since I was working part-time and in college, I was unable to pay my bills. Filing bankruptcy helped me obtain a second chance. After that, I was facing foreclosure on my house when the housing market bubble burst. I sought out bankruptcy to clear up the rest of the debts and free up money for my home payment. I want to explore all of the different reasons people discharge debt through bankruptcy. I hope that my site helps people hire an attorney and file bankruptcy without worry.