Do I have to go to court for judgment on the pleadings after I already filed Bankruptcy ?

It's hard to say since no one knows who is suing you and asking for judgment on the pleadings. Normally, filing bankruptcy stops the lawsuit. But...

Will I still be able to collect my tax refund if I file bankruptcy?

A local consumer bankruptcy attorney can advise you. The income tax refund may be subject to an "exemption." An exemption is a legal right to...

I filed chap 7 bk, discharged in 2014. A payday lender uses several agencies to call and harass me, what are my rights?

https://collectorabuselawyer.com/payday-loan-collectors-using-phony-threats-are-shaking-up-consumers-nationwide/ Here is a link (above) to an...

Can you be changed with check fraud after 8 years?

https://collectorabuselawyer.com/payday-loan-collectors-using-phony-threats-are-shaking-up-consumers-nationwide/ Here is a link (above) to an...

What is the process of buying a home in a Chapter 13?

I don't see anything contradictory in your attorney's advice. You have an attorney and should be relying upon them for advice. If your attorney...

No. Social Security is exempt from ordinary creditors. This false threat could violate your state's consumer protection laws. Consult with a...

Can my boyfriend take my nephew to court for not paying on a cell phone that he has gotten on my boyfriends plan?

Yes he can take him court. He may even win. The cancelled checks for the three payments could be proof of existence of the debt. A written...

How can I stop garnishment?

Mr. Caldwell is correct. They are completely within their rights to garnish you because you broke your promise to pay them. Signing a...

How to get bankruptcy off a credit reports if someone did not bankruptcy, and it is affecting their credit in a negative manner?

Your brother does not need an attorney to dispute an error on his credit report. He needs to write a dispute letter to the credit reporting agency...

What does this mean for me

The dismissal of the Chapter 13 bankruptcy means the "co-debtor stay," which had been protecting you, is no longer in effect. As a co-signer, you...