It depends on who and how you are being forced.

Yes. You can sue them to resolve the alleged debt. But it may not be worth the time and expense.

It may be a scam. Whenever one is unsure, give no information, demand proof in writing (do not give your address or other information),...

The order may only apply to that taken since the levy before the exemption was filed.

It is possible. If you missed the date, contact the creditor attorney and court to reschedule.

Even if the statute of limitations expires, an unpaid debt may allow a creditor to not complete their performance. Have the contract language...

It cannot be said if the case was dismissed because a judgment was entered. Look at the last documents filed.

Demand the creditor and levying agent stop collection as debt paid in full.

No but a skilled lawyer may give your best defense and even find violations by the creditor.

Contact lawyers for assistance. Many cities or counties have legal aid or other organizations that provide pro bono (free) legal advice and...