Newark, CA
Chapter 7 bankruptcy Lawyer at Newark, CA
Practice Areas: Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Real Estate
One of the hot topics of 2013 is the U.S. Supreme Courts anticipated determination of the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act. The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) definesmarriage in federal...
See Full GuideThere is an idea floating around that you can max out credit cards, especially around Christmas, and then file for bankruptcy so you never have to pay for the things you purchased. WRONG! This is a hu...
See Full GuideAbsolutely not!! Honestly, its almost never too late to file bankruptcy. A debt that a creditor has filed a lawsuit against you regarding and even if they were granted a judgment against you can be eli...
See Full GuideOne collection method creditors (most commonly, the IRS) use to satisfy the debt you owe them is to levy your bank account. But, what is a bank levy exactly? A bank levy happens when a creditor demands...
See Full GuideUnfortunately, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy discharge does not eliminate any lien on your property. A lien is often referred to as a security interest, deed of trust, mortgage, or security deed. The property...
See Full GuideMost 401(k) plans allow investors to borrow up to half of the vested balance in their account, up to $50,000. Over the 12 months ended last quarter, roughly 11% of the 11 million workers using 401(k) p...
See Full GuideFinancial issues often result in two major events: Divorce and Bankruptcy. But which one should you do first? Well, the age old attorney answer of "it depends" applies here too....
See Full Guide1. Bankruptcy means the end of your financial life and never gettingcredit again. Not true! Before long you will get credit card offers again. You may have to pay higher interest rates and have lower ...
See Full GuideBy Kelly M. Robinson, Attorney, Bay Area Office Immediately when your bankruptcy case is filed, an "automatic stay" is created. The automatic stay is the equivalent of a restraining order preventing c...
See Full GuideI'm often asked if someone can be fired from their job if they file for bankruptcy. The quick answer is, NO! The Bankruptcy Code contains specific protections for people who file. Section 525(b) says:...
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