I was discharged from chapter 7 in Michigan back in 2011 i have been in Texas for more than 4 yrs can i file for bankruptcy here

You only need 91 days residency in a state to be able to file in the state. As has been mentioned, you would not qualify for another 7 this soon....

I filed a Bk Chapter 7 and I need to be able to claim my homeowners exemption. Not in home on filing date what can I do?

Sounds like you have several issues going on, and may have filed a skeletal petition on your own? Sounds like the kind of problems that arise in...

Non-wage garnishment.

You need to file an exemption affidavit, and serve it on the parties asap. Then call the judicial assistant about getting a hearing calendered...

Court Reporter/Stenographer not directly hired by her attorney but is court reporter in her attorney's depositions and hearings.

Your question does not present any evidence of a clear conflict of interest.

Looking for lawyer for Disability on Contingency and possibly BK? Are student loans (Fed and maybe private loans) if disabled?

First, disability cases are almost always taken on a contingency basis. Second, student loans are generally not discharged in bankruptcy. Third,...

Is a previous attorney permitted to break confidentiality with the clients new attorney w/o the client's consent?

As presented in your question, this is neither slander nor a breach of confidentiality. It is an expression of opinion. You are free to express...

My question is a matter of legal ethics.

Their prior working relationship could cut either way. Since it depends on the circumstances, you need to provide much more information. Type of...

I received a letter a year ago from the attorney generals office stating they were looking into my banking practices.

There are a lot of variables here. What types of transactions? What type of business do you operate? Have you contacted the AG to see if the file...

I had a Ch. 7 DISCHARGED in 1/2007. must I wait the full 10 years? No motion will do? Can't seal it? What about after 10th year,

The additional information you provided only makes your original question more obscure. I can't tell what you are talking about.

The defendant, by motion, may obtain the dissolution of a writ of garnishment ??? This is to be my case?

If you never co-signed the debt or otherwise named in the judgment, then you need to file a motion - preferably with the assistance of a consumer...

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