What is a post petition?

Post petition simply refers to anything after the date the petition was filed. If the case has been dismissed, you should be able to contact the individual creditors to get your account balances. If any payments were made on these debts by the trustee while you were in the chapter 13, make sure they are properly credited.

Post petition referrs to things that occurred after you filed bankruptcy. To obtain information about the remaining balances after your Chapter 13 was dismissed, you will have to contact each creditor individually.

After date of filing bankruptcy petition.

Post petition is anything that happens after the date that the bankruptcy case is filed with the court.

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Post-petition usually refers to debts that accrue after the chapter 13 case is filed. For instance, post-petition mortgage payments are usually paid outside of the chapter 13 plan and directly to the mortgage holder.

Post petition means after the bankruptcy petition was filed. I don't really understand the rest of what you are asking.