Bankruptcy Dispute

Disputing facts such as filing date, balance of liabilities, type of bankruptcy, social security

number, discharge dates on debts, type of accounts and even docket dates are a lot harder to

investigate. There are a few ways to dispute bankruptcy listings that may work.

First, remember the credit reporting agencies verify records through a third-party database such

as PACER or LEXIS NEXIS and some even verify through other creditors. Even though credit

reporting agencies will list the bankruptcy court as the “furnisher” of information, no one at the

credit reporting agency actually contacts the bankruptcy courthouse where the proceeding was

filed.