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Old 06-05-2000, 08:35 PM
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My ex received a bankruptcy last year. Since that timme I've tried to get her to give me back my SEPARATE PROPERTY. I final sued her in court. She had her lawyer send the court a copy of the bankruptcy and automatic stay. The judge said he could not hear that case due to the bankruptcy. WHY is that? My wife can not discharge property that does not belong to her! This is an entirely different case that has to do with MY SEPARATE property so it has nothing to do with the bankruptcy. What can I do???
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Old 06-05-2000, 08:52 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face=" Arial, Verdana, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by asuone:
My ex received a bankruptcy last year. Since that timme I've tried to get her to give me back my SEPARATE PROPERTY. I final sued her in court. She had her lawyer send the court a copy of the bankruptcy and automatic stay. The judge said he could not hear that case due to the bankruptcy. WHY is that? My wife can not discharge property that does not belong to her! This is an entirely different case that has to do with MY SEPARATE property so it has nothing to do with the bankruptcy. What can I do???<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

My response:

And when you mentioned this "fact" to the judge, the judge said . . . ? Were you named as a creditor in her BK? Did you file a creditor's claim if you were named?

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