Should a chapter 7 trustee abandon interest estate has in a civil suit if conflict of interest?

I do not see this as a conflict of interest matter.

Selling cram downed property during a Chapter 13 confirmed plan after a recent chapter 7 discharge. AKA a Chapter 20 case.

The cramdown is not final until you receive your discharge, so no, this won't work. Speak with your bankruptcy attorney for more details.

If my wife and I buy items such as furniture with marital earnings, what part of this is the husbands when filing bankruptcy?

Since Mr. Kelly practices in NH, I will not disagree with him.

I want to sue my lender for forgiveness of debt pertaining to all the back issues I have had with my loan.

Lawyers have a great deal of difficulty getting positive results in this sort of situation. It is exceedingly unlikely that you would succeed...

I am taking someone to small claims court . They are going to move out out of state asap to avoid the court date. What happens?

You should still be able to get a judgment when they don't appear at trial. You would then need to enroll the judgment in the state they moved to...

How do I pay a judgment when the place won't take money?

There is no requirement that a creditor agree to payments.

Secured retainer and we are going on three months just to take a judgment for collection. I feel discriminated against.

I agree with Mr. Abraham--three months is a very short time. If the lawyer will not respond to your questions, fire him/her and hire a new lawyer.

Can a garnishment exemption be filed again even once denied? See details, can I refile or what is my recourse ? (Norfolk court)

Yes. Be sure to state why you didn't attend the previous hearing in the new filing (along with what you were told about messages into the court).

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Personal guarantee and fraudulent transfer - can the guarantee be in writing (unsigned) but enforced by continuous payment?

Probably not. Have a lawyer check the paperwork and to see if there might be a basis for still holding the wife liable.

Can I negotiate atty fees, interest, court costs on jusdgement?

You can try. The creditor doesn't have to take anything less than what it is due.