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Statements Received After Discharge May Violate Bankruptcy Code Even If Creditor Includes A Disclaimer

By Jay Fleischman, New York Bankruptcy Lawyer

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If a creditor sends a letter to you after your discharge, they may be violating the Bankruptcy Code - even if they include language saying it’s just for informational purposes. The recent case of In re BIRAKOYE NASSOKO, Case No. 07-11966 (ALG) (SDNY 2009) involved a car lender that sent a consumer a payment demand comtaining [...]

Full post as published by Bankruptcy Law Network on June 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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