What to do if being sued by HOA for post-bankruptcy association fees?

No, because the lender probably isn't going to pay them. First, the property is still in your name, so you owe the HOA dues incurred...

To collect a money judgement from a defendant whom I know very little, should I file Information Subpoena? What is disadvantage?

You're discovering the true sticking point in suing someone for money - collections. The truth is this - if the debtor truly wants to avoid paying...

Can I have my ex girlfriend arrested for kidnapping because she took my child across state lines and is keeping my child from me

This is a duplicate post. The answer is no if you were/are not married and/or have no custody order in place. You need to speak with an attorney...

The mother of my kid took my kid across state lines and will not contact me or let me see my kid is there anything I can do?

The real questions that need answering are these: 1. Were you/are you married? If yes, then immediately initiate divorce proceedings and get...

Is it legal to...

No. 100% no. You and she are minors, and her parents control where she goes. You have no "right" to keep her, even if that is her wish.

No. It's a scam. No one can magically remove truthful items from your credit report, and you certainly don't need to pay someone to get incorrect...

I recently received a bank account garnishment. $5,000 was taken out. What options do I have for recovering?

The short answer is nothing. A bank levy is only issued after someone has sued you and obtained a judgment. So, you've already lost the lawsuit...

What can I do to have a SBA garnishment stopped as I would like to retire

I'm unclear what your question is, exactly - if you have the money to satisfy the debt, then do so. That will stop the garnishment. You can also...

Bank reported to chexsystems but bank has no record of me in their systems?

Not much. It sounds as if they sold off the debt to another party and purged their records. What I don't understand is, if they ran the same...

How do I approach taking my children to be evaluated by a specialist without notifying my ex-husband or asking his permission?

I understand your dilemma, but the short answer to your question is that you can't. First, he certainly has ever right, at this time, to say no. ...