Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Connecticut

Liens in Bankruptcy
Are judicial liens wiped out on a discharge, in chapter 7?

Asked on 3/28/07, 8:01 pm

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James Aspell Law Office of James F. Aspell, PC

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Re: Liens in Bankruptcy

Your legal obligation to pay the underlying debt is discharged. the liens would be released in due course.

Jim

Answered on 3/28/07, 9:11 pm

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