After Filing
Questions about what happens after you file for bankruptcy
- What is an “Initial Order for Prosecution of Chapter 7 Case?”
- Voluntary Dismissal - Can I ask the court to dismiss my case?
- Filing a Motion to Reinstate
- Getting Your Bankruptcy Court Notices Via Email
- How to Look Up Important Dates on PACER
- Do my debts/bills fall of my credit report after I get my discharge?
- What if I can't make it to the 341 meeting?
- Why do I have to go to a status conference or initial hearing?
- Can I add a creditor after my 341 meeting?
- Can the fee waiver decision change?
- I received a court notice about my case being dismissed. What does that mean?
- Trustee's Report of No Distribution & What It Means For Your Case
- How Do I Find Out the Official Date of My Discharge Order?
- Does this mean that my student loans have been discharged?
- 6 things you should to know about the Statement of Intentions
- Converting a Chapter 13 to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy - the Basics
- How to fill out your reaffirmation agreement - step by step
- What happens if I don’t sign a reaffirmation agreement before my discharge is entered?
- Confused about what happened at your reaffirmation hearing? You're not alone!
- After the 341 meeting is there any reason the debt won’t be discharged?
- Can I buy or refinance a car during Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
- What happens after the Meeting of Creditors?
- Can Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Help Get Back Garnished Wages?
- Can I get back wages that were garnished before my bankruptcy was filed?
- 6 simple steps to stop wage garnishment with bankruptcy
- How do I know if my trustee is going to seize an asset?
- Receiving Credit and Other Offers After Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Preparing for your 341 meeting during the COVID-19 emergency
- What to do if your income decreases after filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy
- What can go wrong at the creditors' meeting?