Can a creditor object to bankruptcy discharge?
A creditor can object for a number of reasons to a discharge in bankruptcy. One of the reasons to object to a discharge is when the debtor attempts to hide property from the creditors. There could also have been a fraudulent transfer (as defined by the bankruptcy court – two year limitation under federal law).
If you are unsure if your debts will be discharged in bankruptcy, talk to the Henshaw Law Office today.
Related Questions
- How does a chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge affect the liability of cosigners and other parties who may be liable to a creditor on a discharged debt?
- Is a creditor not listed on the debtor’s bankruptcy petition still bound by the automatic stay or discharge order?
- Can the trustee or a creditor object to my Chapter 7 discharge?
