San Mateo, CA
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at San Mateo, CA
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Litigation
It depends in part on how much you have in retirement. Usually most of my clients do not have enough in retirement where exempting it and keeping...
Bankruptcy is premised on disclosure, disclosure, dosclosure, and notice, notice, notice. There is no harm in listing a potential creditor in your...
If you are current on your mortgages and can continue to pay after you file, yes, you can keep your homes. Excessive equity can make it difficult...
Your title and posting are two different questions. As to your first question, if you file Chapter 7, you can keep the home if you are current on...
If you have lived in California for at least two years, you can use the wildcard exemption and exempt the CDs. California opted out of the federal...
In short, yes, I have some clients that keep second investment homes. And some that do not. There are a variety of factors to consider in whether...
Depends if your case was a "no-asset," chapter 7 case - meaning did the trustee take any of your assets and pay your creditors? By far, most...
There are cases that go both ways. Last I looked, the majority said it was not income for purposes of the means test. I am not aware of any cases...
There are cases that go both ways. Last I looked, the majority said it was not income for purposes of the means test. I am not aware of any cases...
Yes, all assets and all debts must be listed, regardless of financing. Also, be aware that if you intend to keep your home and vehicle, you need...
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