Pasadena, CA
Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
Your sister in law should meet with a probate attorney. If your father in law had assets (including home equity), then it is possible that the...
You are required to list all of your debts. Accordingly, if you carry a balance on the card, then it is a "debt" and must be listed. All...
In California, certain property can be exempted from creditor claims in bankruptcy. Whether the car can be exempted depends upon the value of the...
Assuming they filed Chapter 11, your claim against them needs to be handled through the "Proof of Claim" process. You may not receive a Proof of...
I should clarify my answer--I should have said that you are generally not liable on the second mortgage or home equity line of credit AFTER a...
California is an anti-deficiency state. This means that in a nonjudicial foreclosure (by far the most common type of foreclosure) the borrower is...
You can file if you qualify. You should check with a local bankruptcy attorney--you may or may not be eligible for Chapter 7, depending upon your...
There are no time limits on when you retain the attorney. Most bankruptcy attorneys will allow you to pay a deposit and sign a retainer...
If your prior case was a Chapter 7 case, then you can not file again until 8 years have passed. You may be eligible for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy as...
You probably can't collect, unless the defendant was driving under the influence. In that case, you might be able to pursue a nondischargeability...