A rapid growth of coronavirus cases in the coming months is not only going to affect many currently healthy Americans, but it is also going to throw many into unexpected financial chaos. With the many challenges we face fighting COVID-19, let’s examine what’s going to happen in
Read more →Reduced demand in Los Angeles for a wide variety of goods and services has caused dramatic downturns in many sectors of California’s economy. Large numbers of workers are being laid off or furloughed, while many others who have been able to continue working are doing so at
Read more →A guest writer to Huffington Post recently wrote an article about his personal experience with bankruptcy. In the article, the author explains that he was in a bad financial spot, barely able to make the minimum payments on his credit cards and his student loans that were
Read more →If your wages are being garnished and you are considering filing for bankruptcy, contact us today for a free case evaluation. We accept Bankruptcy cases in these counties: Los Angeles County, San Fernando Valley, Orange County, San Bernardino County, Riverside County, Ventura County and Santa Barbara County.
Read more →The costs involved in medical care and treatment can be staggering, especially for a cancer patient. If he or she is being treated with chemotherapy, the average cost of just the first treatment is about $7,000. Depending on the drug, the stage of the cancer and individual
Read more →You’re married, and you live in California where you own a home. It’s titled in the names of both you and your husband. For purposes of his job, your husband resides in Vegas, and he drives back home to Lancaster California every weekend. Mortgage payments haven’t been
Read more →There are several criteria that need to be met in order to file for chapter 7 bankruptcy. First, your income needs to be below a certain point, although there are exceptions for this. Also, having previously filed for bankruptcy within the last few years can also prevent
Read more →Whether it is your prized tactical AR-15, the Remington Nylon 66 or Ruger 10/22 you learned to plink on as a kid, the lever action Marlin .30-30 you hunt with, or shotgun, revolver or semi-automatic pistol you use for home defense, concealed carry or keeping the family
Read more →People that have filed for bankruptcy in the past may face some restrictions should they try to file once more. While there technically isn’t a limit on how frequently you can file for bankruptcy, there is a limit on how frequently you can have your debts discharged,
Read more →Following the death of a spouse, when the last thing that should be on any one’s mind is personal finance, outstanding debt can make a sorrowful moment even more difficult to live through. The unfortunate truth is that death can sneak up on people, and few have
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