I filed chapter 7 in 2010 and was discharged in 2010. I received a call today from a hack collection agency stating that my

There does appear to be a violation of the discharge injunction and contempt sanctions would be appropriate. I also hear of such situations being...

I practice in the Northern District and am puzzled by this. If there was a complaint to deny discharge, the clerks wouldn't have closed the case. ...

Accountant threatening lawsuit against a closed company with no income, no assets, statue up and he is still charging late fees?

Does this accountant have a judgment? Generally speaking, an attachment cannot occur before a judgment. Surely the accountant knew the size of...

These days, the insurance of foreclosed homes has changed somewhat. In the past the owner could just turn over the keys to the lender and the...

Priority claims - any way to force payment or resolution?

More recently, chapter 11 cases are not allowed to continue on forever. THe court and the Office of U.S. Trustee schedule status conferences, the...

UNWANTED COLLECTION AGENCY CALLS, CAN I DO SOMETHING TO PROTECT MYSELF?

You can write a letter to the collection agency requesting that you be put on "correspondence status" which means no more calls, just letters. ...

We have retained a lawyer who is sort of 'new' to debt collections, but was very reasonable on cost. however, after reading the

As my colleagues have stated - summary judgment is a serious motion and if submitted unopposed, then the moving party wins the motion but, because...

I have have a written contract for a $24K loan. It has come due. He will not pay.

Put yourself in the position of 'secured' creditor - get the pledge of equipment 'perfected' acording to NC law. That will give you a preferred...

I am currently about 14 months in to my Chapter 13. I was recently approved to convert to Chapter 7.

Chapters 7 and 13 are different types of bankruptcy - 13 is a repayment plan over years and chapter 7 is a quick 6 month process that gets rid of...

I hope you do not mean the legal process called "reaffirmation" in which you agree to make every payment om the mortgage and interest forever...