How do you remove recorded judgements after Chapter 7 bankruptcy case is discharged and closed?
I filed Chapter 7 and before we had the chance to remove the recorded Judgements, the court discharged the case and closed it. I wonder how to remove the judgements without re-opening the case. We know that the judgements were wiped out in the bankruptcy, but not sure how the recording can be voided and removed? So if I attempt to purchase real estate in a couple of years, the escrow and title companies wouldn’t bother asking me to deal with those judgements??? Mike 8:08 am on November 27, 2009 Those entries are your credit history and will remain on your credit report for 7 years. bdancer222 8:08 am on November 27, 2009 The judgments will age off in 7 years or your state’s limit on judgments, which ever is the longest. They should be noted as discharged in your bankruptcy, but that does not get them removed. BoyElroy920 8:08 am on November 27, 2009 You can file a dispute with the bureaus, tell them that debt was discharged in your bankruptcy (you might provided them with a copy of you
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