Can they still come after me even though I filed for bankruptcy? 15 Answers as of January 27, 2012

Can they still come after me even though I filed for and included them in my bankruptcy? I filed Chap. 7 in late Aug 2011. I included downstairs neighbor and homeowner's association as potential creditors due to disagreement over water leak that I believe was caused by a common roof. The repairs to neighbor's unit were made in July and early August 2011. I received my discharge in Nov 2011. Thirty days later, HOA sends me a charge back for this work done over the summer in the downstairs unit. When I complained that they violated the discharge order, they back peddled and claimed that they believe bankruptcy law allows them to go by the date they completed repairs and were billed by the contractor, not the date they began the repairs (July 5, 2011). They claim they can still come after me for this money even though I filed for and included them in my bankruptcy as they believe their contractor didn't finish until three days after I filed. The manager claims their staff attorney told them this (not a bankruptcy attorney) As mentioned, I don't believe I am even responsible for this damage as the roof had leaked and they are responsible for roof repairs. I contacted my bankruptcy attorney but as usual, he hasn't responded. He hardly responded when we needed to work together so I am not surprised he is ignoring my question now.