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Old 02-11-2004, 09:59 PM
ellentylman00
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complaint to determine dischargability of debt


What is the name of your state? california

i am listed as a creditor in a chapter 7 bankruptcy case. i filed an adversary proceeding - complaint to determine dischargability of debt and subsequent motion for summary judgment. a hearing is scheduled for march. however, today i received a letter stating that the debtor has been granted a discharge. does this mean that my debt is automatically discharged as well?
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Old 02-12-2004, 10:01 PM
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How long ago did you file your adversary proceeding and objection ?

Was there a hearing or did you show at the 341 meeting ??
Just filing the paperwork doesn't get it, you have to convince a Trustee and Judge that your case is solid.

It sounds as if that didn't happen. Depends on the grounds for your objection whether or not you can still do anything. The debt most likely HAS been discharged, but doesn't mean that it can't be revoked. You'd have to have a pretty strong case though.
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