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Sent to Legal Experts November 16, 2005 5:08 p.m.

My divorce papers statet hat I have to share in the obligation of a chptr 13 bankruptcy, but my exhusband stop making payments on it without notifying me of doing such. The bankruptcy court discharged the bankruptcy, I have filed a chptr 7 since then. Would I be in trouble with the courts regarding the 13 if it does not exist? What should I do?

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November 16, 2005 5:53 p.m. (44 minutes and 16 seconds later)

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If the chapter 13 bankruptcy matter has been discharged, it appears that you are no longer obligated. You should obtain a copy of the dismissal by notifying the court clerk, as the court will send a copy to the address you provide them.

Any such information you have listed on the Chapter 7 bankruptcy matter that pertains to Chapter 13, you only need to submit a copy of the dismissal once received.

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