If the case was "dismissed," there is no active case to dismiss at this point. You will need to either wait for them to try and sue you again....

Can I add creditors that were omitted to my previous bankruptcy from 2010 or do I have to wait the 8 years then file again?

Assuming the debts in question arose prior to the date your filed your case, yes, you can add the creditors. Often times, doing so is not...

I have a discharged 2006 bankruptcy filed in TN. 7-21-14 CA sent a tax notice saying I owe 900 from 2002. Do I owe?

Hard to say with the information you presented. Much depends on when you filed the tax return, was there and audit or subsequent assessment, etc.

Ask your question again and fill in some details. Heck, we don't even know which side of the land contract you are on, are you the purchaser or...

What can I do if a company keep sending wage garnishments that are not being opposed?

Without knowing the basis for why you are able to get the garnishment released each time, tough to answer. The thing is, you owe a debt, and...

I have private student loans from SallieMae. I went to school in CA and live in WA. Which state is the correct one for SOL?

The default answer is the applicable SOL will be the state where you reside when you are sued. For "planning purposes" that is what you use....

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Trusts, Trustees, and Bankruptcy

When it comes to situations like this, it is normally best to not upset the status quo going into bankruptcy (meaning, can your parents wait until...

I had a lawsuite against a hospital in 91

For some reason, this question got listed under the "debt collection" category whereas this is a trust question. As such, I am correcting the...

Can you add a debt to a bankruptcy after it has been discharged?

Its a question of timeline. When (what date) did this person file bankruptcy. Rent that came due AFTER the case was filed would still be...

Is there any special penalty when a creditor (OC) attempts to collect on a debt that it has already collected?

That is all fine and good. Means nothing until you go to court and get a judge to agree with you. The only "special" penalty would be punitive...