It sounds as though you may need to file bankruptcy but you should discuss with a competent bankruptcy lawyer as to your options before you decide.

If you were not served, yes. Otherwise, likrly not.

Do the class, then make a motion to reopen and file the certificate.

You failed to say which or what kind of court, what kind of notice for court appearance or any details from which an answer can be derived.

Try again.

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You should consult your bankruptcy attorney regarding the Indiana protocol for handling tax refunds

Their argument will be that they have provided you that value in services. You should go to a new lawyer. Exercise your due diligence before you go--seek referrals from your local or statewide lawyer referral service.

BTW, that amount appears to be subject to discharge when you file.... View More

Likely the discharge will stand, especially if it has already been granted.

When an improvement (e.g., that shed, or a house built on the property) is made to real property, it often becomes part of the real estate, i.e., a "fixture". When that happens, a conveyance of the property normally includes fixtures.

Your state's laws determine what might... View More

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answered on Sep 27, 2021

Unless you exempted the house, it was transferred to the Ch 7 Trustee when you filed the Petition. At time you surrendered your interest to the Trustee. A secured lender's foreclosure was not against you personally as you had already discharged your debt. If you did exempt a homestead... View More

There is no criminal conduct in what you described. Cease all communications with them. There is no money to refund.

Depends on the nature of the restitution.

File a chapter 7 or Chapter 13 to terminate the garnishment.

This sounds like a situation in which you are being summoned to appear at a debtor's exam. This is a court proceeding for which there are penalties if you fail to appear, including the possibility of the court issuing an arrest warrant. The debtor's exam is a tool that a judgment... View More

No.

Call the court in the county in which you live.

What is your question?

If you use the Federal exemptions, and do not use the "wild card" on other property, yes.

And pursuant to Indiana Code Title 34. Civil Law and Procedure § 34-55-10-2(c)(11), your income tax refund should be exempt as well.

I'm in PA, and bankruptcy debtors can choose... View More

Doing your own Chapter 7 is roughly equivalent of doing your own appendectomy.

Have you talk to a Bankruptcy lawyer. There are now methods to pay for the 7 after filing, but what's the rush? Wait until ALL THE MEDICAL BILLS ARRIVE. Providers are notorious for taking their time bill... View More

The tax refund is not exempt on it's own, but there's a federal wildcard exemption of $11,000 you may be able to use, depending on your other assets. You need to speak to an attorney to review all your financial details and advise you about what will be exempt.

Yes you need to get permission from the trustee to sell the asset, and you may have to turn over the proceeds from the sale, if any, to the trustee to satisfy the Chapter 13 Plan.