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Who deals with the creditors and bill collectors during the bankruptcy?

April 26, 2017Bankruptcy collectors Creditors Deals

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Who deals with the creditors and bill collectors during the bankruptcy?

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Your attorney deals with your creditors. It may be the only time you ever have the luxury of saying, “You’ll have to talk to my lawyer.

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Your attorney and the Chapter 13 Trustee deal with your creditors for you. You should refer all creditors and bill collectors either to you attorney or to the Chapter 13 Trustee.

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Your attorney deals with your creditors. It may be the only time you ever have the luxury of saying “you’ll have to talk to my lawyer”.

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Your attorney. With the exception of a few types of debts, once you file your case, an automatic stay protects you. This stay constitutes a temporary statutory injunction prohibiting creditors from taking any action designed to collect a debt, including the filing of a lawsuit. In other words, a creditor or bill collector is prevented from attempting any further collection activity. If a creditor or bill collector attempts collection efforts after you file your case, contact your attorney.

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Your attorney and the Chapter 13 Trustee deal with your creditors for you. You should refer all creditors and bill collectors either to your attorney or to the Chapter 13 Trustee.