Asaph O. Abrams

Asaph O. Abrams's Legal Guides (25)

San Marcos, CA

Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at San Marcos, CA

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Estate Planning

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Repeat-filings or: Can I file bankruptcy a second time? (Pertains to chapters-7 and -13 bankruptcy)

May 26, 2011

Can I file for bankruptcy protection more than once? How long do you have to wait to file for bankruptcy protection again? It seems a simple enough thing to ask. Youll probably find your answer immedia...

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Threshold Considerations in Deciding Whether to Seek Help or Let Things Get Worse.

Mar 09, 2011

Trying to make up my mindReally is too horrifyingSo I'm sittin on a fence -The Rolling Stones, circa 1966 I. Intro Here is a brief guide to threshold factors (things to mull over) for those sittin on a...

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What Is a Bankruptcy Attorney?

Mar 09, 2011

Good question; thank me for asking. A bankruptcy attorney provides reassurance needed at a time of economic stress. Emotions run high and it makes sense to have an impassioned advocate to assuage your ...

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FAQs Overload on the World Wide Web? Here's a Concise Compilation (CA Law Only).

Mar 08, 2011

Discharge of debts: Some Debts that are commonly discharged (canceled) in bankruptcy: Medical bills Personal loans Civil judgments Vehicle loan deficiencies (such as after repossession) Mortgage liabil...

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How Does Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Work (In a Nutshell)?

Mar 07, 2011

Steps to Completing a Common Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Retaining Counsel 1) Hire a lawyer: Consult legal counsel with bankruptcy expertise to discuss options and pitfalls. If you elect to retain him or ...

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