Can accidentally omitted creditors from a discharged Chapter 7 still successfully sue me?
You need to talk to a lawyer who does Fair Debt Collection Practices Law, about kicking those debt collectors around for their illegal...
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Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
You need to talk to a lawyer who does Fair Debt Collection Practices Law, about kicking those debt collectors around for their illegal...
You need to get from HR a copy of the garnishment and see what court issued it. Then you can go down to that courthouse and see what address they...
From what you are saying, it sounds like they already got a court judgment against you, so saying you don't agree doesn't help any more. I think...
Those are pretty much your only options. You could try doing nothing and see whether they can really find you to garnish you, but that's not...
Is the collection agency you settled with the same one that sent you the warrant in debt? When did you settle? This might just be paperwork...
The bankruptcy itself stays for ten years; the debts discharged in bankruptcy for seven. But probably what you care about is how long does it...
You can sure try. In my experience Virginia Judges cut a lot of slack to corporations. But I don't know your judges there. You'd have a better...
Some Judges say that it's an FDCPA violation to send a letter on a debt that's too old--more than five years since the last payment is usually too...
You have three clear choices. 1 You can pay them 2 You can go to court and show you don't owe the money 3. You can talk to a bankruptcy...
Three quarters of the money coming to you, is safe form the BK court, if you haven't gotten it yet, under VA law. One quarter counts against you...