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Well, this is tough situation when it comes to owing family members or friends money for loans. If you borrowed money from a family or friend, but you don't want to file BK on them or want them to know, how can you explain the money expense? You have to account for where your money goes. It can be hard to "bury" it, especially if it's like $100 a month. Besides, you can always voluntarily re-pay any debt that was discharged.
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Well, this is tough situation when it comes to owing family members or friends money for loans. If you borrowed money from a family or friend, but you don't want to file BK on them or want them to know, how can you explain the money expense? You have to account for where your money goes. It can be hard to "bury" it, especially if it's like $100 a month. Besides, you can always voluntarily re-pay any debt that was discharged.
I am actually curious about this too. My mom took out a loan on her equity line so we could get a new roof done (nothing says falling apart like mold on your ceiling!) - I am making monthly payments directly to her (no promissory note or anything, just mom being nice). I don't want her to know anything about my bankruptcy though, for the fear of god lol.
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