Michael Erik Clark

Michael Erik Clark's Answers (6)

West Covina, CA

Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at West Covina, CA

Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

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Filed a Chap. 13 with help from my attorney, he did most of the papers and I went to LA, to file them.

Michael's answer | Answered on April 29, 2013

I am sorry to hear that this happened to you. Unfortunately in the past few years many attorneys have flocked to the practice of bankruptcy and...

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I am filing bankruptcy in California. Is there a process I need to do before using the #2 homestead exemption?

Michael's answer | Answered on April 29, 2013

You need to list all assets (including real estate) describing their value and identifying any secured claims against those assets. If it turns...

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2nd mortgage and filing chapter 7 or 13

Michael's answer | Answered on January 30, 2013

You can try to negotiate with the lender before, during or after you file your bankruptcy regardless of the Chapter. Lots of possibilities and we...

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Went through a chapter 7 and had to give up my rental house in the bankruptcy was discharged in july 2010 title is still

Michael's answer | Answered on January 30, 2013

There should be plenty of real estate brokers out there that will short sell the property. If it is in Southern California, call me and I can...

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I'm looking for a Chapter 13 lawyer with experience with cram downs before Vincent Zurzulo.

Michael's answer | Answered on January 30, 2013

We have filed hundreds of successful Chapter 13 cases in Los Angeles and many of those with Judge Zurzolo. We have several offices throughout LA. ...

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In a CH13 BK, is it standard practice to add interest to each payment amount disbursed to a creditor by the Trustee?

Michael's answer | Answered on January 30, 2013

I assume you are talking about the Chapter 13 administrative fee. This is a fee that the Chapter 13 Trustee collects to fund her operation. It is...

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