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Expert: Ontrack Financial Group llc - 10/27/2009
Question I just returned from a consultation with a bankruptcy attorney. I went through a divorce and had credit card debt from 2002/2005 amounting to about $40,000. I am a single parent of four with a yearly income of $55,000 including support. I do not own any property or have assets. From a lender's standpoint, would it be better for me to file bankruptcy and wipe the slate clean or how long will it take for the debts to fall off of my report. For the most part they have all been charged off. Thank you.
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Dear Valerie,
Thank you for your question.
From a lenders stand point they would rather you pay a portion of the debt owed than receive discharged documents. The debts are scheduled to be removed from your credit report 7 years after the last reportable action. ( payment lawsuit ect ) A bankruptcy will tarnish your credit for 10 years and in some cases up to 20 years.
If you would like a low cost solution to this problem without filing bankruptcy please contact us.
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