thank all for your reply.

I think Monkeyboy is right.  But I was surprised that bankruptcy can stop writ of possession after eviction judgement.  It appears that court ruling can be challedged/stopped by bankruptcy.  There is a logic problem:  eviction judgement is done before bankruptcy.  It should have nothing to do with bankruptcy.  writ of possession has nothing to do with the money owned by tenant.  If the eviction ruling stands (which should be), tenant's bankruptcy should only stop us to go after the money owned by tenant, not our own property.  Do not understand law.

 

If the tenant start to pay the rent again, I will not be able to evict them if Monkeyboy is right.  This is really bad for me and my property.  I had feeling that the tenant's attorney would coach the tenant how to deal with us.

 

Anyway, I have to wait and see.  Hope the bankruptcy case can exclude my property and honor the eviction ruling.