Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Indiana
judgments filed in bankruptcy
In the state of Indiana, if judgments are included in the filing of a bankruptcy and it is discharged, is it required to also file motions of voidance to get rid of the judgments or are they voided by the discharge of the bankruptcy?
Asked on 8/01/06, 10:17 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
C. David DuMond
Law Offices of David DuMond
Re: judgments filed in bankruptcy
Judgments obtained against you prior to the date you filed for bankruptcy are not voidable; just unenforceable. So they will stay on the record.
Answered on 8/02/06, 12:09 pm
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