If I have given an assignment of my life insurance policy as collateral for a loan, if I file bankruptcy does the creditor's interest in the policy survive?
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Like an interest in a car or house, or is their interest discharged?
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Assuming the lien is properly perfected under applicable state law more than 90 days prior to filing your bankruptcy case, the lien should survive any bankruptcy case.
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