Yes, there is life after bankruptcy! Consulting with a qualified Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney will make sure you get on your way to financial recovery.

Los Angeles bankruptcy filings are mirroring national statistics and at a 10-year low. But, what does it mean? And how do you get help with your debt today?

Most property managers don't report your rent payments to credit bureaus. So, how can you use your costly Los Angeles rent to boost your credit score?

Home hunters may be wondering whether paying LA rent would be more cost-effective than trying to buy. The answer depends on a few factors.

The top free LA museums include The Getty, LACMA, MOCA, Norton Simon, and The Huntington. All have free days or regular admission specials.

Getting an LA divorce? You'll want to speak with a few people, including a bankruptcy attorney, valuation professional, and financial planner.

Parking in Los Angeles can be expensive, both in time and cost. Here are five apps to download today that can save you money.

In California, the average college student debt is over $21,000. The risk of defaulting on student loans is greater depending on parents' income.

Saving on insurance, gas, and taxes? Yes, please. If you’re thinking about living carless in L.A., Borowitz & Clark has tips to get you started.

Families in Los Angeles face financial problems when trying to pay medical fees related to cancer. An experienced bankruptcy attorney can help.

Tax season is back. And if you're filing for chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy, filing taxes during this time can be confusing.

Los Angeles is a pretty expensive place to live. But we’re here to help provide tips on how to save money in L.A., including using AAA services.