What Will Happen to My Home in Bankruptcy
Whether you can keep your home if you file bankruptcy in California depends on the type of bankruptcy you file and the exemptions available under… Read More »What Will Happen to My Home in Bankruptcy
Whether you can keep your home if you file bankruptcy in California depends on the type of bankruptcy you file and the exemptions available under… Read More »What Will Happen to My Home in Bankruptcy
There are many variables to look at when determining whether you can file Chapter 7 bankruptcy. However, to qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in California,… Read More »Basic Requirements to Qualify for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
1) Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? 2) Did you provide the trustee with… Read More »Questions Frequently Asked at 341(a) Meeting of Creditors Hearing
If you file bankruptcy and receive a discharge, the last thing you want to happen is for a creditor to levy you businesses bank accounts.… Read More »Can creditor collect against my business if I received a bankruptcy discharge?
What is a default judgment? A default judgment happens when a Plaintiff in a lawsuit requests the court to enter a judgment against a defendant… Read More »Default Judgments in Bankruptcy
Many people who own homes in California can file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy without losing their home. This is mainly due to the generous exemption laws… Read More »Mortgage Lender Will Not Report Timely Payments After Filing Bankruptcy.
When you file bankruptcy there are many terms that have special meaning. For example, a bankruptcy lawyer firm is considered a “debt relief agency” if… Read More »Bankruptcy Definitions under 11 United States Code Section 101
Before discussing more about Chapter 7, let’s talk about your other debt relief options: (1) Continue to pay your debt. Paying your debt off in full would be… Read More »Debt Relief Options
Debtors without legal representation can now make online payments On July 19, 2021, the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California announced… Read More »Online Payments – Central District CA US Bankruptcy Court
Section 523(a)(6) A bankruptcy discharge “does not discharge an individual debtor from any debt for willful and malicious injury by the debtor to another entity… Read More »Are Acts Resulting in Injury/Damages Dischargeable?
After completing a consultation with Tran bankruptcy Law, if you qualify for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, below is the step by step process to complete your… Read More »Outline of Basic Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Process
1) Stop Incurring Debt. This means you must stop using credit cards and/or taking out loans until your bankruptcyis complete and closed. In an emergency… Read More »Bankruptcy Preparation