California Bankruptcy Discharge Violations

Once your debt has been discharged through bankruptcy, you are no longer legally obligated to pay for those debts. This is the essential premise of bankruptcy - the chance to start over, unencumbered by old debts and financial responsibilities. When creditors whose debts have been discharged attempt to collect on those debts, it is directly counter to California's bankruptcy laws, and you may be entitled to recover damages in excess of the amount you originally owed.

Any demand or request for payment from a creditor once the debt has been discharged is considered a violation of the bankruptcy discharge law. Creditors are automatically notified of a bankruptcy discharge, and when this discharge applies to any of their accounts. Therefore, if you receive a communication requesting payment after the bankruptcy discharge date, you may be entitled to recover damages.

Bankruptcy discharge violations should never be taken lightly. If a creditor continues to pursue collection activities, it could cause additional problems for your credit and financial stability. You need to seek legal counsel who has experience with bankruptcy laws in OC, and who understands how to approach bankruptcy discharge violation with the professionalism and knowledge necessary to get results. Our firm has years of experience representing clients throughout California. We understand how to handle bankruptcy discharge violations so that you can have peace of mind that your case is being handled with the skill and expertise that you deserve.

If you've been contacted by a creditor who is attempting to collect on discharged debt, talk to us. We may be able to help, even if we did not originally represent you in your OC bankruptcy case. Our team of professional, reliable OC bankruptcy attorneys will work directly with you on your case to ensure that you fully recover any damages that may be owed. Contact us today and schedule a free no obligation case evaluation. Don't let bankruptcy discharge violations ruin your chance at a fresh start - get the representation you need today, and ensure that your creditors obey the bankruptcy laws.