I own a condominium and recently filed a chapter 7 Bankruptcy pro se in October, 2013. can the association come after me?
The bankruptcy only covers your HOA dues that you owed when you filed your case.
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The bankruptcy only covers your HOA dues that you owed when you filed your case.
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Your attorney can attack the credibility of the witness, but there is no prohibition against the witness testifying.