Am I a party to the bankruptcy case and do I need to file a notice of appearance?

If you received a notice, it sounds like you are a creditor or co-signer of some sort. Your student loans are only involved if you filed a...

Can a landlord still rent if they filed for bankruptcy? But

First, an eviction still has to follow the normal procedures which require him proving he's the owner and landlord. Sounds like he could not do...

How do I get a consent judgment dismissed because it was based on bad information.

In addition to what Mr. Berkus said, you signed a consent judgment which is extra hard to get vacated. Now, if it was recent and the terms you were...

Why am I receiving notices from Ga attorneys advising that there is a lawsuit/Garnishment Case files against me?

Sounds like a lawsuit has been filed. The information may be in the letters themselves, or they may be wiling to tell you some more information....

The answer is largely in what you can claim as exempt from the creditors which is explained here:...

Removing false information from my Credit Report.

Unfortunately, lawyers are prohibited from soliciting your business like this. You would need to use AVVO or some similar service to look up...

How to stop, or lower wage garnishment?

A garnishment is court ordered following a judgment. the legislators set the amount and your state said 25% is permitted. Unfortunately, you don't...

Is this an automatic stay violation?

They do have to cease collection activities, but this is one of those arguments where if they don't give you the transcript (i.e. do nothing) are...

What state is it to file bankruptcy in ... FL or NY? I don't own a home... Paying on a car ... Primarily all my debt is medical

You are supposed to file where you have lived the majority of the last 6 months. If you are moving to NY, you may want to wait until you've been...

I have a judgment against me from when my dog bit someone. Can I discharge it in bankruptcy?

The debt can be discharged unless the person pursues an exception to the discharge. Exceptions are usually for willful and malicious injury (not...