Bankruptcy - Page 7

Have you forgotten to list a creditor in your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case? Regardless of the type of bankruptcy you filed, the first thing you should do when you realize you've left out a creditor is inform your bankruptcy attorney.

Chapter 7 in Los Angeles can provide relief from debt. Find out what to expect and how to proceed with your bankruptcy.

How does foreclosure work in California? The California foreclosure process can last 200 days or more. Learn about notice of default and notice of trustee sale, plus options for saving your home. Borowitz & Clark breaks down the foreclosure process in California step by step. Contact us today for a free case review.

Discover the benefits of the Automatic Stay in Los Angeles: a crucial legal provision that prevents creditors from racing to collect when you file for bankruptcy.

Do both husband and wife have to file for bankruptcy in California? Can one spouse file for bankruptcy? Learn what happens under California law.

Although bankruptcy is federal law, the process is different in California than other states. Borowitz & Clark gives you information on how to prepare for bankruptcy in California, types of bankruptcies, how bankruptcy works, and bankruptcy do's and don'ts. Get help filing bankruptcy from our top-rated bankruptcy firm.

If you are thinking of converting a bankruptcy to Chapter 7 to 13 or Chapter 13 to 7, you'll want to consult an experienced Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney.