Q: I had filed bankruptcy in 2016 and had filed it on my credit cards, now I have to give my lawyer another 500.00 to get
It taken off. Well she went through district court instead of bankruptcy court. I have sold my place. Is this legal?
A: I have no idea what you just said. What is your question?
Nick Curtis Thompson agrees with this answer
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District court is not bankruptcy court. Bankruptcy court is in the federal courthouse not the state district court.
Bankruptcy is in Bankruptcy court. If you discharged your bankruptcy I don't understand why you are in district court. I dont have enough facts and you dont explain it. If she did work after the bankruptcy was discharged; she deserves to be paid for that work if it needed to be done. What did she do???
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