I lived in an apartment and had filed bankruptcy during that time. I did not include the current apartment complex in the bankruptcy.
However, I got behind on the rent and the apartment became turned over to an attorney. The attorney's office told me that they could not discuss the financial obligations with me because I was in an open bankruptcy. (The kind you repay, ammended payments) They told me that they had to deal with my own attorney.
However, I got a letter from THE APARTMENT complex attorney, October 13, saying they were going to court to retain ownership of the apartment. They never filed an eviction notice with me because my own attorney informed me that I didn't have to go to court because he would represent me.
I never got any information such as legal documentation, only the letter from the complex's attorney stating they were ATTEMPTING to regain possession. I got evicted on November 6 and was kicked out of my apartment and lost everything I had. Is that legal?
2006-11-13
10:26:17
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kl_stafford
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Renting & Real Estate