Understanding Bankruptcy Discharge Timelines: When Can You File Again?
If you have previously filed for bankruptcy and received a discharge of debts, there are specific rules about how soon you can obtain another discharge in a new bankruptcy case. The waiting period depends on the chapter of the previous bankruptcy, the chapter of the current case, and the time elapsed between the filing dates of the two cases. It is recommended to consult a bankruptcy attorney and refer to Sections 727(a) and 1328(f) of the Bankruptcy Code for detailed guidance. Below are the general rules:
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