Can someone sue me personally if they were injured during my work with a company vehicle and already got a settlement from my company for damages they said they had? Question is my company paid someone for alleged damages sustained to them and their vehicle now they’re wanting to sue me for attendant care etc when they got a scratch on them and already received money(s) from my work. Or do they have to go thru my work, The letter said "please give this to your insurance company immediately"so i gave it to my work since I am covered on their insurance when using their vehicles since I drive for a living. Plus I am in the middle of filing bankruptcy so should I tell my lawyer about this also ?

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This may be a dirtball question, but here goes; we are filing for ch. 7 because of excessive debt and cannot afford the expenses of our present home. We are current on our mortgage and our bills as of today, but in no way can keep it up (borrowing from Peter to pay Paul basically), we will need to find alternative housing(renting) and incur moving expenses and have no savings or cash on hand to do so, my question is, is it so horrible to stop paying crediters and our mortgage and just let it all go if we are going into ch. 7 anyway? And use the monies saved to pay for moving and renting expenses ?Our home has no equity and we are well aware that our credit will be devastated for a 10 year period. Sadly, we really do need to start from scratch or a clear plate due to poor judgement and unforseen circumstances. We are hiring a lawyer for the filing process, but have many unanswered questions that we are a bit embarressed to ask him, such as the one above. Thank you for your insight.

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If the family is on welfare (government-assisted apartments & food stamps) but has much unpaid medical bills? Husband has only VA insurance but apparently they won’t pay much of the bill because he reported it past 90 days (or something close to that). Not sure what bankruptcy entails but I know it means "start from scratch" but we also don’t have anything to give….so can a person on welfare file?

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