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A valid reaffirmation agreement puts you under a legal obligation to repay the otherwise dischargeable debt. If you default on the payments required under the reaffirmation agreement, the creditor can repossess or foreclose on the property and seek a personal judgment against you.
To reaffirm a debt, you and the creditor agree to the terms of the new debt in a written reaffirmation agreement, which is filed with the court. You must file two court forms: Form 27 (the reaffirmation cover sheet) and Form 240A (the reaffirmation agreement itself.)
If you do not reaffirm a debt and the creditor repossesses the collateral, they cannot hold you liable for the deficiency. This is because the debt was discharged in bankruptcy and was never reaffirmed. If you do not sign a reaffirmation agreement, making on time payments will not help your credit score.
To reaffirm a debt, you and the creditor agree to the terms of the new debt in a written reaffirmation agreement, which is filed with the court. You must file two court forms: Form 27 (the reaffirmation cover sheet) and Form 240A (the reaffirmation agreement itself.)
Reaffirmation agreements must be signed before the debtor gets his discharge in the bankruptcy. The debtor must then file a motion to reopen the bankruptcy case, then file a second motion to vacate the discharge, then file the reaffirmation agreement with the court. Most courts will not allow debtors to do this.
Identifying Information. The Voluntary Petition for Individuals Filing for Bankruptcy form acts as the cover sheet for your paperwork. Your Property. Your Exempt Property. Your Collateralized Debt. Your Other Debt. Your Contracts and Leases. Your Codebtors. Your Income.
Most, and possibly all, of the forms you'll need to file are called the official bankruptcy forms. These are available online through the website of the U.S. Courts at www.uscourts.gov/forms/bankruptcy-forms. You can complete the official forms online and print them out for filing.
Under Chapter 13, you repay all or part of your debt through a three-to-five-year repayment plan. When you make the personal bankruptcy filing, you will also submit a repayment plan to the court. After submitting the plan, you should begin making payments to the court (who then pays your creditors).
You may rescind (cancel) your reaffirmation agreement at any time before the bankruptcy court enters a discharge order, or before the expiration of the 60-day period that begins on the date your reaffirmation agreement is filed with the court, whichever occurs later.
Reaffirmation agreements can be rescinded or undone for 60 days after the date of filing the reaffirmation agreement or until the discharge, whichever occurs later.
To reaffirm a debt, you and the creditor agree to the terms of the new debt in a written reaffirmation agreement, which is filed with the court. You must file two court forms: Form 27 (the reaffirmation cover sheet) and Form 240A (the reaffirmation agreement itself.)
By contrast, a reaffirmation agreement is a new contract. It's often on the same terms as the prior contract, but you can try to negotiate a new payment amount, interest rate, or some other provision. Reaffirming a loan protects not only the lender; it can be good for you, too.
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