What happens to my credit rating after filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
The bankruptcy is a judgment and may be listed in credit reports for a period of up to 10 years. However, by the time most debtors have filed bankruptcy, their credit rating is already damaged by late payments, repossessions, law suits, foreclosures and other debt problems which will also be reported for a period of up to 10 years.
If you wish to engage us to advise you as to your rights and options or to provide other legal services, please click here to contact our Maryland law offices in Baltimore, Dundalk, Bel Air or Owings Mills.
Posted in Chapter 13 Basics