Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Maryland

They are violating the discharge, unless the loan was not discharged (for example, if it was a student loan). If they don't resolve this by agreement (including stopping and usually paying some damages), you would bring a contempt proceeding in the bankruptcy court. Contact your bankruptcy lawyer, or another experienced bankruptcy lawyer to advise you and represent you in this process.

Assuming it was not a student loan, the requests for payment are improper. Call your bankruptcy lawyer who should be able to handle this for you.

Your bankruptcy lawyer is not necessarily responsible for the post discharge automatic stay violation. Most bankruptcy courts have certain set out standards for what a lawyer is required to do to earn his fee. Post discharge stay violations are almost never part of what the attorney is expected to do for his fee.

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