Pasadena, CA
Chapter 13 bankruptcy Lawyer at Pasadena, CA
Practice Areas: Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy ... +2 more
There is already a judgment against you. If you are unable to pay the judgment, you probably need to file bankruptcy. Please feel free to call my...
Notarization is not required, so that is a nonissue (unless she tries to lie and say that it is not her signature on the promissory note). In...
Generally, no. But there are exceptions. For instance, if you or your wife signed a guaranty of any corporate debt, then you would be liable. ...
Unfortunately, most student loans are nondischargeable in bankruptcy, so filing bankruptcy would not relieve you of your existing student loans. ...
I am not in Orange County or IE, but I can provide a free consultation by phone (or in my Pasadena office). You should have an attorney review...
Not necessarily. If your debts are otherwise manageable, then you may be able to avoid bankruptcy. Most lenders use "non-judicial foreclosure,"...
If they lender chooses non-judicial foreclosure (which most lenders do), then it is likely that you will be protected by Californias...
Whoever signed the original contract is liable for the payment. Since the business was a sole propietorship, this would be the owner of the company.
If your mom is making her car payments and she is the borrower, not you, then the creditor will not repossess her car. Even if you were the...
It is possible that the creditor could allege a fraudulent transfer if any transfers were made out of the LLC to owners, employees or favored...