Need interpreter for 341 meeting?

Two options. One, he may bring his own interpreter. That interpreter may not be: a family member or an employee of the debtor's attorney. Some...

We divorced in 2002, got a call that he opened a cc in 2005 and its in collections, they r calling me saying I'm responsible!

To add to Dorothy's response, which is spot-on, yes, California has its own state law which essentially mirrors the Federal statute. Here is a...

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Being sued by creditors. Do I need to respond?

Adding to the previous answers, I can't tell you how many times I've seen a client in the midst of a criminal proceeding file for bankruptcy. ...

Reimbursement Managment calling on behalf of a Healthcare Service provided a year ago

Adding to the previous answer, which I agree with completely, are you in a position that you can call or write to your previous employer and...

Is a creditor bound by any restrictions on the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act?

Well, they're bound by all the provisions of the Fair Debt Collection Act. However, I'm not sure which provision, if any, they violated in the...

The attorneys for a debt collector have agreed to dismiss a default judgment against me. Once dismissed, can they still try it?

I'm not completely clear on your question. By the way, before I get to that point, everything the previous attorney Mr. Doan said was correct - a...

Reopen bk chapter 7 to file motion to avoid lien on home in los angeles. Will I be able to do this even if no exemption was take

As you guessed, you will need to reopen your case. Upon doing so, yes, I would amend the petition to claim exemption on the home. Next, you will...

Chapter 7 discharged. 2nd mtg wasnt listed in schedule. Am i responsible for this debt or can i reopen to add it? do i need to?

That second is discharged, whether listed or not. Give them the case number and tell them not to contact you anymore. Assuming this was a...

If a debt collector violates the FDCPA multiple times is the penalty $1000 or $1000 per violation.?

As I recall, the previous attorney is correct. You might want to look up the "Unruh Act" which was California's debt collection act. In many ways...

Preferential Payment to unsecured priority creditor.

In California, this would not be likely to be a problem either...though it would probably be nice to hear from a FL attorney in your local...