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    Discharge Repossessions
    • Repossessions can be completely eliminated (“discharged”) in Chapter 7.
    • In Chapter 13, past repossessions must be paid starting at 1%. Increases may apply based on your income and assets.
    • Creditors who repossess, generally, cannot garnish your wages in South Carolina if they get a judgment.
      • There may be an exception if you lived in another state when the creditor gets the judgment and then move here or if you currently work in another state.
    • Judgments, which last for ten years, may become a lien on real estate and may cause a creditor to attempt foreclosure or seizure your “non-exempt” assets.