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Licensed in California for 21 years
State: California
Acquired: 2004
No misconduct found
Location
Law Office of Susan K. Ashabraner
2773 Quail Ridge Cir., Fullerton, CA, 92831-2921
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Experience
Education
2004
Western State University College of Law
JD - Juris Doctor (cum laude)
1982
California St Univ Fullerton
undergraduate
Languages
English
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If I cant get ahold of the levying officer to ask for a claim of exemption what recourse do I have?
19 Nov 2013
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I received a Memorandum of costs after judgment, acknowledgement of credit, and declaration of accrued interest from a Lawyer.
21 Sep 2013
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If the creditor does not oppose my claim of exemption, what happens with the judgment?
16 Aug 2013