For Chapter 7 bankruptcy, this is usually about 60 days after your meeting with the trustee. For Chapter 13 bankruptcy, this is after you have made your final payment and completed your DSO form.
If your mortgage is being paid by the trustee, then in most cases the trustee will file a Notice of Final Cure which lets you know that the mortgage has been brought current and lets you know when you need to make the next payment. Call us if you have any questions about this process.
DSO really is referring to child support or alimony (Domestic Support Obligation). Once you have made your final bankruptcy payment, you will get a DSO form in the mail asking if you owe child support and/or alimony, and if so, if you are current on those payments. All you must do is mark the correct option, sign it, and mail it back to our office.
Once you make your final payment, the trustee will send out a DSO form for you to complete and return to our office. Watch for this form and if you have any questions on how to complete it, call our office and we will help you.
If a creditor is still contacting you after you have received your discharge, you should let us know immediately. It may be a mistake, or it may be a more serious matter that requires further action on our part. You should not be harassed by any creditors after you have received your discharge.
The second course must be completed before you can receive your discharge. If you are about to finish your payments and still have not completed your class, then you need to do it ASAP. If you need any help or information, please call us.
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