Congratulations! Two down, three to go!

One other comment; my wife and I kept talking through everything and we are now on the verge of getting back together.

Interesting, I am in sort of the same boat as you, my Chapter 13 is Discharged but not yet Closed. Last week I applied for a Secured Credit Card and was denied! Go figure.

euphoria124, to say there are a lot of parallels between your current situation and mine back between 2013 and 2015 (when I filed for a Chapter 13) is an understatement. The only significant departure between our situations is the "gambling" which sank me was both my wife and my (former)...

In cases where the lender doesn't come after the car and yet doesn't demand payment, how does one dispose of the car with no title?...

I don't understand what one has to do with the other.

I cannot speak for Florida, but here in New Hamster things seem to move fairly quickly; my final payment made it into the Tennessee lock box on 05-Feb and was recorded on NDC as of 07-Feb. My discharge was put into effect on 05-Mar even though the final disbursement wasn't completed until 10-Mar. ...

Interestingly enough, my credit union does not offer credit cards of any sort. Go figure....

Interesting, my bank, Bank America, very specifically states their Secured Credit Card is for rebuilding credit. My Chapter 13 has been discharged for over three weeks now and I am in an enviable cashflow state with a high income, no car payment (or other credit payments) and a whopping $850 per month...

Okay, maybe I'm missing something, I had my Chapter 13 discharged on 04-Mar-2020, and while it has yet to be "Closed", I decided to apply for a Secured card. So, I just applied for a secured credit card and opted for a $1,000 deposit from the bank I've been using for over a decade, and they...

Then there are folks like my wife and I; our 2018 income was maybe $30,000 higher than our 2019 income (my income went up a bit, she got laid off and then got a new/lower paying job), and that will probably be the difference between getting the full $2,400 versus having some prorated payment. Since...

sophieanne, LOL, "Hurry up and wait", just like when I was with Uncle Sam's Misguided Children back in the 1970s.

Good stuff; I never considered the debtor trying to charge the Trustee rent; interesting gambit. I'm thinking if a Trustee wants to get aggressive and charge the debtor rent, said debtor could try and flip it back onto the Trustee and possibly cause a stalemate....

I would imagine in your situation you can easily show the money less than offsets your loss of income and as such, you are in a very strong position to keep the full check. My thinking, and it is exclusively mine, is that folks in Chapter 13 who have not suffered any impact on their income due to COVID-19,...

Talking about COVID-19 and folks being "out"; on Friday afternoon I took a 6-mile hike out to a point in a lake nearby where we live; I've hiked or run this trail literally hundreds of times since we moved here seven years ago, and prior to Friday, the most folks I've seen out there on any...

Well whaddya know; perseverance works (sometimes). I tried yet another browser and was able to get in and query my case (interestingly enough, my case number on NDC is not the same as in Pacer; both formatting and information are somewhat different). I now have a page up with links to the following...

According to the instructions from the NHB site, I'm supposed to relogin, however, I just end back up at the page telling me to look at the instructions. Regardless, I'm so close to the closure of my case I don't suppose it much matters whether I get into Pacer or not.

I tried again today and no joy.

When I first get to the "Welcome to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Hampshire Live Database" page from the main Pacer login screen there is a message which says, "You will NOT be able to file in NextGen until your CM/ECF account...

Yeah, 2008 was rough; I'd been without a contract for over a year before I finally landed a good one in November of that year. Unfortunately the tanking economy caused that company to terminate my contract in March of 2009. That plus the failure of my wife's business two years later and the failure...

When I would search for my case number it would come back with no results.