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Can an eviction judgment be vacated?
The company I used to rent from obtained a defaut judgement against me. I have filed for Chapter 7 bankrutcy and wondered how the court will note this or what the bankruptcy will do for that. The judgment was rendered just a few days prior to my Chapter 7 being filed, and they have attempted a garnishment. My attorney did manage to correct my filing and has the judgement listed under Suits and Administrative Proceedings, Executions, Garnishments and Attachments under the Statement of Affairs portion of my bankruptcy paperwork. So, it was correctly scheduled to the best of my knowledge. Does this cover me or will I still need to do more? How can I get it vacated from public record and my credit report? Is this even possible so that I may ever rent again?
Luckily, being forced out isn’t an issue. I moved willingly when I knew I would no longer be able to afford to live there. Unluckily, I couldn’t give them sufficient notice.
Check with your bankruptcy attorney on all of this. This is sufficiently complex (and important) that no one who hasn’t actually seen the filings can make a useful judgment. The bankruptcy stays the eviction execution — for a while.
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