Santa Ana, CA
Real estate Lawyer at Santa Ana, CA
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Contracts & Agreements ... +2 more
Stopping a Wage Garnishment When a creditor obtains a judgment from a lawsuit, they may be able to garnish your wages. Typical collection law suits that lead to wage garnishments include defaulted cred...
See Full GuideStep 1: Find an attorney It is important that you find an attorney that practices bankruptcy law in your district. Whether it be Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County or Riverside. A qualified attorne...
See Full GuideWage Garnishment Once you have received a judgment regarding a civil suit the plaintiff may proceed and file a Earnings Withholding Order (wage Garnishment). The sheriff will then demand that your pay...
See Full GuideGeneral Contractors and Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Because of the recent downfall of new homes being built, many general contractors (GCs), have found themselves unable to pay their expenses such as credit ...
See Full GuidePlanning for bankruptcy is the most important step in the entire process. I can't tell you how many times I have prospective clients call or come into my office after they have taken some sort of actio...
See Full GuideINTRODUCTION Finally your bankruptcy is completed and now you can move on and start to build your credit again. This guide is a brief description of actions you or your attorney can take to reb...
See Full GuideRepairs The landlord may enter the unit upon notice for any necessary or agreed upon repairs, decorations, alterations, or other improvements Prospective tenants or purchasers The landlord may enter ...
See Full GuideNegotiate With Your Creiditors Creditors do no like the hassle of collection proceedings. In order to avoid the collection process creditors will sometimes reduce the debtors expected payments, exten...
See Full GuideI receive many questions regarding the cost of repairs and who is responsible (landlord or tenant) for paying for those repairs. This guide is a brief overview of California Law in regard to Landlord a...
See Full GuideRULE 1: The Three Year Rule The tax in which you want discharged must have a due date that is more than three years old. Look at the most recent date the tax return was due. This is typically April 1...
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