If a judgment was made against 2 parties for repayment and 1 of them files bankruptcy after, can P go back after other party?

Generally yes, bankruptcy only protects the one person who files. Unless that person filed a Chapter 13 and paid the debt, the other can be sued....

You can't eliminate court records. However, your bankruptcy shows that you;ll never have to pay that debt again.

Yes, hospitals can and do sue people over $400.00. If you don't pay it, they will report it on your credit or your wife's or both. You need to...

Making Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Documents Unviewable

As the other attorneys mentioned, once the documents are filed, they are on the court record, even if you amend them later. The information on...

Can and should I short sale? Is OCWEN paying to short sale? Does foreclosure after Ch 7 BK extend time to get a home loan?

Set up an appointment with an experienced attorney, and you can sort it out and discuss your situation in detail, so that you can get good advice....

Can they add money from interest without the courts or my knowledge

most likely yes, they can add court costs and interest, but it depends on what exactly happened in the court. Bring the documents to a lawyer to...

I would like to try and eliminate debt and am considering filing bankruptzy.

A bankruptcy will help you by eliminating the credit card debt. That way, when you do get a job, you won't have to be threatened with wage...

How will this affect me, what can I do?

As the other attorneys mentioned, it is hard to know for sure until you provide more facts to an attorney for your specific situation. That said,...

Is it likely the lender will sue me for the debt before 2017 or if the lender was going to sue me, it would have happen already?

As the other attorneys rightly said, whether and how debts appear on your credit report have nothing to do with when the creditors you owe can or...

If I live in IL, but want to file Ch 7 pro se in TX, do I have to physically be in TX to do so?

Yes, you can file in Illinois, as long as you lived there for "the greater part of 180 days" (91 days). You need an attorney to know all of the...