Bankruptcy - Page 8

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.

Learn about the relationship between bankruptcy and taxes in California. Explore various strategies for dealing with tax obligations.

How do I keep my personal injury award and file for bankruptcy at the same time? If you're suing for damages and contemplating bankruptcy, contact us.

How do I get out of a car title loan in California? Get help if your car was repossessed by a title loan company. Learn how to keep your car in bankruptcy.

If your cosigner files for bankruptcy, you'll want to know how that will affect your finances, your credit score, and more.

What are the California laws and guidelines for car repossession? How late can you be on a car payment before repo? How much are repossession fees in California? Learn everything you need to know about California repo laws and how to avoid repossession. Our Los Angeles bankruptcy attorneys may be able to help.

How do I get a Chapter 13 discharge? Should I file Chapter 7 bankruptcy instead? Find out more about Chapter 13 and get help from an LA bankruptcy attorney.

Can a lawyer help with student loans in Los Angeles? Learn about California student loan forgiveness and cancellation, debt forgiveness, and bankruptcy.

In some cases, your credit card issuer may challenge your right to wipe out your debt and prevent your bankruptcy discharge.