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Can I repay debts owed to relatives before filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy so that I do not have to list them on my bankruptcy petition?

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Can I repay debts owed to relatives before filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy so that I do not have to list them on my bankruptcy petition?

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Regine Kelly

As far as i know, when filing bankruptcy your all debts will be cleared out.

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No. Payments made to relatives within 12 months (one year) before filing bankruptcy are considered “preferences”. The trustee may have the right to pursue the relative to recover the preference, and divide the money equally among all creditors.

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