Victoria, TX Bankruptcy Law Firms & Lawyers

It sounds as though you are a defendant in a civil case and a co-defendant filed a bankruptcy petition. If you need his testimony to prove your case, you should be able to take his deposition before trial and to subpoena him as a witness at trial. You cannot pursue him for whatever he may owe you because of the bankruptcy stay, but asking him questions under oath to prove your defense is not prohibited. If in doubt, make a motion in the Bankruptcy Court for permission to subpoena the debtor in your civil case. I hope you are represented by counsel in your case. If not, and if it is important for you to prevail in defending the case, you might want to hire a lawyer while there's still time. Hope this perspective helps.

Look for the form at your local bankruptcy court website. I do not believe you will be able to find one that fits what you need. What you need is to amend the schedules to include the creditors that were by mistake not listed. Have you had your 341 meeting yet? If not, the trustee might be able to tell you what you need to do or point you in the right direction.

Depends.  Did they know you were gone, what service was really done, did they hang it on the door?  At this point, you need legal help.  Funny, they can find you to get your account, but not find you for service.