The Bankruptcy Trustee can subpoena them. This is a situation called "change in circumstances" and allows the Trustee to request and augment the Plan in light of same. I would comply with your Husband's Counsel and discuss same with him/her

8 years from the date of the petition in 2016 and 5 years if you wish to file a chapter 13

The statute does not state a specific time or distance. It says: The driver of every vehicle shall immediately drive to a position as near as possible and parallel to the right-hand edge or curb of the highway, clear of an intersection of highways, and shall stop and remain in that position until... Read more »

The only bankruptcy case I know of is out of Western District of Oklahoma. 2022 case. They held in certain circumstances yes it can be.

Counsel Aalsberg answered this perfectly. We can't give you our information or solicit business on this platform.

It definitely can be a 2 point violation, depending on which statute was written for the violation.

Whether you are entitled is only half of the battle. Your statute of limitations is running out quickly. Normally it is 2 years but becuase you were a minor, it was suspended. You need to contact counsel asap.

I agree that a Debt Collector may not collect on a debt that was discharged in a previous bankruptcy. You should provide them with a copy of the schedules, and a copy of the Discharge.

If you are referring to a debt that is owed to you, if you disclosed same on your schedules, and the... Read more »

You can negotiate with them. Any break they give you MAY result in a 1099-C for taxes. They start reporting usually after the first late 30 days occurs. Debt management companies, in my opinion, are not good as the first several months of payment go to their fees, and nothing is done to protect... Read more »

I believe the employee, if accident occurred while in his employment, would be entitled to coverage from the county. I recommend filing a title 59 notice if you are the Plaintiff. The time for this to be done is short, so speak with counsel.

They can restrict direct access to the teacher, but you can convene a meeting with the IEP Team and his case manager and get to the bottom and require the teacher to be there

Yes, it is acceptable for creditors to speak with each other.

The long and short of it is that this is a not a point violation.

In essence, this is what you are pleading guilty to:

no person shall operate a commercial motor vehicle, as defined in rules adopted pursuant to this section, in this State unless the operation of the commercial motor... Read more »

If you fight in NY and win, the there is nothing to assess here in NJ under the Compact.

If you are 4 + years into your BK, please go.speak with your counsel.and have him review the POC and ask for a post petition payment history. That should get a good handle on the situation

While I agree with counsel, you have to be careful as to what the surcharge is for. If it is for DWI, then penalties maybe judgments which can only be handled with a Chapter 13.

This is not a bankruptcy question. This is a State Court matter, unless Federal Court, and you need to speak to someone in your State. This is because they (Plaintiff) may need to do an Alias Summons.

If you pay online, it is an admission of guilt and yes the points would be assessed

Pursuant to the statute, you must have resided within the State of New Jersey for the past 180 days. or which District (Vicinage) you would be in is based upon your zip code. As you have to present your Driver's License, I would put that address, as you get you mail at a Post Office Box.

Not always. It really depends on what the salvage value is and what they get for it. Read the fine print of anything they give you as it should explain what you may be liable for once you give them title. Make sure to get your plates back