Joint home was discharged in chapter 7 on husbands filing. my filing for chapter 7 was dismissed. Can 2nd still come sue me ?
The dismissal of your case means that it is as if you never filed. So yes, they can go after you again.
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The dismissal of your case means that it is as if you never filed. So yes, they can go after you again.
The payroll deduction is optional in San Diego. However, the trustee will initiate a wage deduction order if you get behind on the plan payments.
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Based of what you wrote, it sounds like it was probably a legit tow. You admitted to blocking someone else's space and there are likely parking...
If the trustee hasn't file the final report, I doubt that the case has been closed. What you are really looking for is a motion to set aside the...
I'm not sure what it is that you are trying to accomplish. You received a discharge and no longer owe the bank. You've moved out and aren't...
Your post is extremely difficult to understand. PLease contact a local real estate attorney for assistance with your matter.
California law allows a judgment creditor to collect 10% interest on the entire judgment, not just the underlying debt. It might not seems right...
They won, you lost. You are stuck with the judgment unless you can get it set aside. There is no conflict of interest.
Disagreeing with a judge's ruling and the actions of a trustee are not grounds for criminal charges.
You should consult a real estate attorney in your area. These types of lawsuits rarely work.