After chapter 7 can a creditor go for another judgment on monies owed that they failed to file upon their notice of bankruptcy

You will remain liable for post-petition HOA fees, charges and assessments for so long as you have a legal, equitable or possessory ownership...

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If someone files chapter 7 bankruptcy but he does't put his truck on the bankruptcy, does he still get to keep paying on it.

Virtually all property of the debtor becomes property of the debtor's bankruptcy estate whether it's "included" or "put into" the bankruptcy case. ...

Bankrupcy discharge

In a chapter 7, it usually takes 4 to 5 months from the date of filing to get a discharge notice. In Chapter 13, no discharge order is issued...

The advice provided by the other responders is spot on. The TRO is key to protecting your rights. You must move quickly. Good luck to you.

What kind of lawyer do I need if someone who stole thousands from me?

File a complaint with the police department on the theft issue, and hire trial counsel to sue the thief in civil court. Move quickly and...

How long do we jave to keep a friend who passed aways stuff?

The daughter ought to be estopped now from requesting return of the machines. Nevertheless, this situation cries out for a negotiated resolution. ...

Lawyer & his whole staff disrespects me!

I'm sorry you were mistreated by the paralegal and the entire staff. What you've described is inexcusable, but does not appear to rise to the...

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What can we do if mover has taken our belongings hostage, and is demanding more money ? We already paid full amount we agreed on

Belongings held hostage. This is a common problem with less than professional "movers." I suppose there is no written agreement and the...

What does "Judg for Plt $__& Cost" mean?

Judgment for the plaintiff (the party bringing the lawsuit) in the amount indicated, plus costs. A good result for the plaintiff.

What are my options for suing a landlady for failing to return deposit and acting in bad faith?

Why not claim all damages sustained as the result of your landlady's behavior? Let the small claims court judge decide.