No. But the garnishment must be renewed by the creditor every 90 days.

Yes, but it is a complicated question.

No. Not discharged in bankruptcy.

You cannot reaffirm a mortgage after you case is closed. Try different lenders. You should be able to get a new loan based on your credit history since discharge.

You are notified of anything. BTW it is now 8 years between Ch. 7 filings. Not sure what you mean "Will I need to do anything."

A pro bono lawyer is one that will handle a case for no charge.

Kelly G Lambert III

A: I am surprised the account has not be closed and the funds forwarded to the State’s Department of Financial of Affairs, Unclaimed Property Division. If the account was set up with a Totten Trust (X, payable upon death to Y) then the person to who it is payable can collect by providing a copy... View More

A: Unless you are a party to the credit card case, you do not owe it. Do a Suggestion of Death and file it with the Clerk of the Court. If you are a party to the credit card case, debt alone is not the only thing to look at when considering Bky. Income must be examined to confirm you pass the... View More

A: “Z List” or “The List” is commonly what is referred to in bankruptcy as the list of Interested Parties. At the filing of the case it is usually the Matrix; however, for a specific motion, is will likely be only those parties which would be affected by its granting.

A: Student loans, regardless of the source are generally not dischargeable in bankruptcy. There are rare circumstances when then can be discharged in bankruptcy, but it involves the filing of an expensive secondary action involving issues which can be more affordably addressed with most lenders... View More

A: The Case Number is the same as the Bankruptcy Number. Each document filed is also given a Docket Entry Number, which is chronological. In a Bankruptcy, unless there is a contested or adversary proceeding, there is no Plaintiff/Defendant. The filer of a voluntary bankruptcy is called the... View More

Depends on the specific terms of the Purchase Agreement.

A: Property Taxes run with the property, regardless of the owner.

To research if he filed, Sign up for PACER, it is a free governmental service, as long as you use less than $15 a calendar quarter. Then sign on at the District Court's Bky Site for the specific district and perform a... View More

A: You will not owe on the car loan; however, (1) if the accident was prior to the filing, and you had insurance, the claim could be part of the Bankruptcy, for both property damage and personal injury; (2) if the accident was after filing, the insurance proceeds for the property damage to you car... View More

Show up at his office. If you do not receive any results, you should contact your respective state Bar Association.

A: If you reaffirmed the Mortgage, you still owe it. If you did not, you do not owe it. In either event, if you do not pay, they will foreclose on the property. If not reaffirmed, the proceeding with be In Rem (against the property) and will be prohibited from seeking a judgment In Personam... View More

A: If you are a natural person, verses a fictitious (i.e. corp, llc, etc.), you are permitted to represent yourself in court. However, Bky is a VERY COMPLICATED area of law, involving a combination of State Laws and Federal Procedures.

A: If the equity in the property exceeds the available exemptions, there can be problems. I strongly suggest you consult with an attorney for a free initial consultation to research this issue.

A: Sign up for PACER, it is a free governmental service, as long as you use less than $15 a calendar quarter. Then sign on at the District Court's Bky Site for the specific district and perform a search. From the Docket you can print copies of the documents and obtain the names/address of all... View More

Assuming you're otherwise eligible to file (i.e. you pass the Means Test) - then the 1999 filing should not hinder your ability to file now.