When you list current debt in a Chapter 7, should you include old
debt, both secured and unsecured, that is a decade old? Most if not
all has fallen off the credit report.

There is no reason not to.

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Brett

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"Dee" <OldNDownsized@aol.com> wrote in message
news:3889550b.0307191221.21947bfb@posting.google.c om... When you list current debt in a Chapter 7, should you include
old debt, both secured and unsecured, that is a decade old? Most
if not all has fallen off the credit report.