The filing date is used in credit reporting to help determine the length of
time a bankruptcy public record item remains on the credit report: 10 years for a Chapter 7 and, typically, seven years for a completed Chapter 13.
Not exact matches
Before coming to the
Times in 2014, he was a reporter at the Wall Street Journal where he wrote about housing,
public pensions and a corporate
bankruptcy lawyer who moonlighted as an energy healer.
Thus there is the awkward matter of how to pay for this growing cost - at a
time when
public finances are already hovering at the level that threatens national
bankruptcy.
Bankruptcies are also
public records, and can further extend the
time before your bad credit erases from your file.
If you make payments on
time every month and don't have negative
public records for lawsuits, liens,
bankruptcies or foreclosure, you will do well in this category.