The statute of limitations does not apply to your situation. That is a deadline to file a lawsuit. They filed their lawsuit in 2004. After...

I agree with the previous answer. They are still allowed to sue you and get a judgment against you. The burden to assert the exemption for your...

I agree with the previous answer. As long as you didn't sign a reaffirmation agreement with this lender as part of your ch. 7 case, you've...

The short answer is yes, they can garnish. If the creditor issues a garnishment order for your bank account and your social security is sitting in...

Your social security is exempt from being garnished, even after it is deposited in your bank account, but the burden is on you to assert that...

It sounds like you've got a good basis to fight any objection to discharge. While the trustee or any individual creditor could object to...

The sheriff will be there on the day stated on the writ. That's how long you have. April 20, 2026.

The trustee could ask that. There's no limit on what they can ask during the hearing. You'll need to tell the truth under oath.

You should consult with a local bankruptcy attorney. Depending on the circumstances, the debt may or may not be dischargeable in bankruptcy. You...

You need to talk to an attorney about the bankruptcy. It's impossible to recommend a chapter of bankruptcy based on the limited information...