I filed chapter 7 and received a discharge in Jan 2015. A creditor recently sent me a medical bill for treatment in 2013
NO, not if you were a "no asset" case, i.e. the notice sent out stated do not send claims until notified.
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NO, not if you were a "no asset" case, i.e. the notice sent out stated do not send claims until notified.
If it is the FTB you should call them and talk to them, they not too unreasonable.
You would probably be better off with a good collection attorney.
Regrettably, your only recourse against an incalcitrant employer is to sue them. You may also be able to obtain your attorney fees.
Make sure that in your answer you include the special defense of the statue of limitations. Better see an attorney.
Yes, your sole proprietor business is regarded as a part of you personally, and you have to include everyone.
If the bankruptcy trustee wants to take up your lawsuit it is the trustee's property, i.e. the trustee's lawsuit. If there are funds from the...
You will really need to contact a competent collections attorney on this and see what options are available to you.
If the debt is in writing, the SOL is 4 years from the date of breach, i.e. the date the payment is due.
You should be since it is the corporation not you shipping. (The coproaiton is not filing Chapter 7). In any case it sounds as if you are about...