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  • bige1030
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    Read the "letter" which is actually a filing against you. Chase is accusing you of conduct that makes your debt to them nondischargeable. Their reasons for that accusation are in that filing. Your attorney will have to respond to this by filing an objection and going to a hearing to defend you against their accusations. Be prepared to help your attorney defend you.

    If you don't mind posting Chase's reasons, I'm sure that we could help you out better here on this board.

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  • HHM
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    Well, Chase is objecting to the dischargeability of the debt you owe them. Did you have any recent cash advances, balance transfers, major purchases etc. They apparently think they have some grounds to claim that the debt you owe them cannot be discharged.

    Before we can give any advice, we need some background on your account with chase. What were the most recent charges, what were they for, when did you open the account, etc.

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  • GawVa
    started a topic Chase objects to Dischargeability

    Chase objects to Dischargeability

    I have been checking pacer as and seen today a change and on the docket it
    has a letter from chase.
    "Complaint objecting to dischargeability of indeptedness"

    NOW WHAT or is this a common thing , 7 days to go till discharge

    all my dept to them was credit card dept

    any advise or words of wisdom ?

    I will contact my attorney tomarrow

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