Can I take legal action to get reimbursed?

Sure you can take action to get your money back. Depending on the amount at issue, you may be able to proceed in small claims court.

How do I receive payment statements after filing bankruptcy

Assuming you filed a Chapter 7, and that you are not currently still in a Chapter 13 plan - you would need to consider whether you reaffirmed the...

May someone take an action against me like freezing my bank account and take my money?

Your spouse's pre-marriage creditor would not be able to take your assets, as you are not liable. Said creditor could take your wife's assets...

It would depend on the judgment in the civil suit. I assume it was a libel case. Certain debts are non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. Debts resulting...

Can a collection agency for an internet payday loan company repose my car?

No, they cannot repossess your vehicle unless you pledged said vehicle as collateral for the loan. However, if there is a judgment against you, a...

If the bank account is "for the benefit" of your sister, the creditor should not be able to garnish her funds out of that account. Be sure not to...

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Should I make full debt payment with only a receipt for my check as proof and no written agreement?

The plaintiff's attorney should have authority to accept your check on their client's behalf. It may be possible to avoid a judgment if you can...

What does this mean and what should I do. (and why am I receiving this letter-any of the bills under my control have been paid)

I agree with David. If I were you, I would also take this opportunity to resolve the issue before the creditor is able to determine where you...

Do I have grounds to file suit against company who installed this water heater?

Of course you have grounds to sue the contractor who installed the water heater improperly. There is a presumption that a service like this will be...

Is there an exact amount you have to be in debt to file bankruptcy?

As stated, there is no one specific amount of indebtedness required to file for bankruptcy protection. This is a circumstantial consideration that...