Chapter 7 debt - What if the debt was created criminally
Date: Tue, 06/29/2010 - 03:23
I hope I worded that right.... I am a recovered drug addict who would create new and fun ideas to get cash right away. From 2002-2006 (off and on) I created debts by cashing home made checks at checkcashing places or bring homemade checks into supermarkets and using them. Also, using my checking account up to 6 months after it had closed.. Horrile, thoughtless and impulsive, my I-dont-give-a-poo attitude towards banks and credit scores landed me behind bars for a bit. But I know that these debts still exist. I did time for forgery and possession.
My question is: I am doing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and I want it to be done right. I want my credit report to reflect my life now- 4 years later. So I really want to put EVERYTHING on it, but can these companies press charges for my illegal activity?
My question is: I am doing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and I want it to be done right. I want my credit report to reflect my life now- 4 years later. So I really want to put EVERYTHING on it, but can these companies press charges for my illegal activity?
If you have already served time for your illegal activity then t
If you have already served time for your illegal activity then the companies cannot press charges. It would be a form of double jeopardy. However, debt acquired through illegal activities is not dischargable in bankruptcy.
Correct. These activities would be considered fraudulent, and t
Correct. These activities would be considered fraudulent, and the banks would be able to have them exempted from a bk filing.
