To: PSYCHO-FREEP
Yup! Bankruptcy is her best option. All secured debtors will keep taking payments as if it never happened, all unsecured debtors and this judgment will suck air. I'm no lawyer but I think that court judgments can't be discharged in bankruptcy court.
To: Gay State Conservative
I'm no lawyer but I think that court judgments can't be discharged in bankruptcy court. You are absolutely wrong about that. Judgments are made void in bankruptcy. the only exceptions are Child support, and IRS levies. All other judgments are dischargeable under chapter 7. It pretty much wipes the slate clean.
124 posted on
06/19/2009 6:52:10 AM PDT by
PSYCHO-FREEP
(Give me LIBERTY or give me an M-24A2!)
To: Gay State Conservative
I'm no lawyer but I think that court judgments can't be discharged in bankruptcy court. Generally, they can, but there is an exception for judgments based on "willful and malicious" conduct, which would probably apply here.
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