Am I freaking out for no reason?

[TEW]

your credit reports is not a legal document. IF you were chapter 7 no asset and you forgot to include something. It is discharged with everything else. your CR is easy to fix jsut dispute the items that are not IIB. after you have your discharge make sure everything says discharged.

[jeb]

Keep good notes and report this guy to the state bar so others don't end up in the same place you are in. - jb

[BrokeAzzez]

Sorry, I pulled our credit reports to ensure that everything on there was indeed filed...I had a bad feeling (due to errors on attorney's part) that some stuff just didn't get included and I decided to cross reference. I know that nothing regarding the BK will show up on the credit reports yet, but I want to have them handy so I can get ready to get them updated later down the road. Sorry If I'm going to two differnet directions, I'm just really frustrated and tired of doing all the work when I paid this guy to handle this stuff.

[Flamingo]

I'm not so much worried about what the credit reports say as I can battle that later....I'm worried about stuff that never got included in the BK because my attorney is a crack smoker. I made sure I gave him every single account we've ever had and now some aren't even on the creditor matrix...I should have run when I got the first set of paper work and he couldn't spell medical bills correctly, then filed our address and SSNO's on pacer for public view, then missed deadlines and got our cased dismissed 6 days after filing.... and the list goes on....hind sight 20/20 I guess.

In your original posting you stated "We were discharged yesterday however after I decided peace of mind to pull our credit reports to ensure that all of our accounts were indeed included on our discharge...I find at least 5 that were not." I took that to mean that you were checking your reports as to those creditors and I responded directly to that situation. In any event, ff those accounts were not included in your filing then they would not appear as such on your credit reports unless those creditors did not report to one of the specific credit reporting agencies or just did not yet update their information on you to hit the reports. In your case, they were not included in your filing according to what you post above. Gather up the information you have on your filing showing that you provided that information to the attorney to be included, prepare a letter (copying the Trustee) and send/hand deliver the letters to both and get an appointment to sit down and talk to your attorney or advise his office when you call that you will report him to the State Bar Association. If you get no response, call your State Bar Association (in your phone book under the "state" section) and explain your situation and they will guide you.

There are some Chapter 7 folks on here who I hope chime in because I understand that even if a debt is not included in the filing, it is still discharged when the discharge is final. I did not file Chapter 7 but I have seen that posted on here. Maybe someone can help you.

[BrokeAzzez]

I'm not so much worried about what the credit reports say as I can battle that later....I'm worried about stuff that never got included in the BK because my attorney is a crack smoker. I made sure I gave him every single account we've ever had and now some aren't even on the creditor matrix...I should have run when I got the first set of paper work and he couldn't spell medical bills correctly, then filed our address and SSNO's on pacer for public view, then missed deadlines and got our cased dismissed 6 days after filing.... and the list goes on....hind sight 20/20 I guess.

[BrokeAzzez]

it's not showing on Pacer either. In the very beginning when we got the original paper work back from the attorney, It took me two days to go through and correct all the mistakes that he made. I never did see what he filed after I gave it to him until I looked on Pacer and some of those are on there and some aren't.

[Flamingo]

Those accounts may just not have updated on your credit reports yet or do not report to that credit reporting agency. If you included all your credit cards and open/outstanding loans, etc. in your filing, that is probably the reason.

[B65]

Please don't stress

I am not sure if you can do it yourself, Just because they have no reported it does not mean they were not inculded, go on pacer and hit the creditor matrix were they listed on there? if they were and on your paper work when you filed they they are included and you just file the mistake form to the credit agency.... if they were n ot included they can still be included as they debt was prior to filing, so maybe you can file yourself or work out a deal with the attorney as you gave it to him and he forgot..... either way you will not owe the debt... please dont worry.

B

[BrokeAzzez]

We were discharged yesterday however after I decided peace of mind to pull our credit reports to ensure that all of our accounts were indeed included on our discharge...I find at least 5 that were not. I know that I sent this crap to our attorney in the very beginning. I'm worried that I've spent all this money and I'm still in the same hole I was in. Should I give up on this guy who clearly doesn't know what he's doing and file this amendment myself? Can I? He want to charge me 100 dollars to "re-file" this stuff...shouldn't he do it for free if he didn't include it in the first place. I'm seriously losing sleep over this and my blood sugar is going through the roof.