> I believe Maryland has a case stating that in a no-asset case, unlisted debts are discharged, so there is some relevance to your question about...

In what court should a complaint of conversion against a chapter 7 trustee be filed?

You need to speak with an experienced corporate bankruptcy attorney. This is most definitely NOT a DIY project.

Can I recover my money from an employer who has filed Chapter 7 (no-asset) bankruptcy without ever informing me?

If the company filed, and the case has been closed, you can go after them, since a corporation cannot receive a Chapter 7 discharge. Since you said...

What is worse for a person's credit, a bankruptcy or judgement ?

Bankruptcy is generally the best (and cheapest) option for someone in your situation. Speak with a local bankruptcy attorney BEFORE you do anything.

I owed my drs office 699$ and now they've sent it to a collection agency. If i send them at least 5$/mth can they sew me or garn

Yes. There is an urban legend that if you send a small payment every month to a creditor they can't sue you. They can (and do).

How do you appeal a judge's decision?

This is not a DIY project. Appeals are very technical and difficult even for attorneys who are not familiar with the process. Chapter 11 cases...

Question about wage garnishment - what do i need to file, and must i know who employer is?

You must know the employer to serve the garnishment.

My father passed away 11/18/2002. he had an outstanding bill from a physician's group. They turned over to a collection company

There may well be service issues if your father was personally sued, rather than the estate. Process servers sometimes lie about service. I...

Many debt buyers such as Midland and Calvary sue on debts that would be barred by the Statute of Limitations. The problem is that most people never...

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After being summoned to small claims court for unpaid medical bills, will they immediately begin to garnish wages?

Once a judgment is entered, you will normally have about 30 days to pay the judgment before any garnishment would actually take effect.