Discharged Bankruptcy
While declaring bankruptcy can relieve you of the responsibility of paying debts, it does not wipe the slate clean.
While declaring bankruptcy can relieve you of the responsibility of paying debts, it does not wipe the slate clean.
A discharge in bankruptcy permanently releases the debtor from obligation to pay certain types of debts.
Delinquent accounts that are discharged during a bankruptcy will appear on your credit report for seven years from the date they were first reported delinquent.
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