Q: If you file chapter 13 and have it converted to a 7 two years later,which date does the courts go by to file 7 again?
A:
First, your attorney should be able to answer this question for you as they know the specific circumstances/details involving your case.
In general, a person who never receives a discharge in a Chapter 13 and converts to a Chapter 7 needs to get a discharge of the 7 and then wait 8 years from the date of conversion to a Chapter 7. There are many factors that could change these dates depending upon how, when, how much paid, etc. that may alter this.
Best wishes to you.
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