Filing for bankruptcy protection can help you reinstate or stop the suspension of your California contractor’s license.
How a Judgment Can Result in Suspension of California Contractor’s License
How a Judgment Can Result in Suspension of Your California Contractor License, and How to Prevent This
Avoiding the Means Test if Your Student Loans Are Non-Consumer Debts
You may be able to qualify to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection if your student loans are determined to be non-consumer debt. Your student loans my help you avoid the means test all together.
Solving the Child/Spousal Support Dilemma through Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy protection can help you resolve issues with child support and spousal support. Chapter 13 gives you the ability to pay back child support and spousal support arrears over a 3 to 5 year period.
Why You Should Not Delay Filing for Bankruptcy
People often delay getting advice from a bankruptcy attorney and seeking assistance for filing for bankruptcy. Delaying this can have detrimental consequences.
Creditor Reporting of Late Payments Does Not Violate Automatic Stay
The reporting of past due mortgage payments during Chapter 13, without more, does not violate the automatic stay. Creditor who reported past due mortgage payments in a Chapter 13 case did not violate the automatic stay.
Son’s Juvenile Detention Costs Ruled Dischargeable in Chapter 7
The mother’s debt from the Probation Department for costs related to her son’s involuntary juvenile detention.is not a domestic support obligation and thus not excepted from discharge.
Homestead Exemption for Recently Acquired Homes in California
There are limitations on the California homestead exemption for recently acquired homes. This limitation may apply to you if you have acquired your home within 1215 days of filing for bankruptcy.
Can You Claim Homestead Exemption If Not Living in Home?
The 9th Circuit BAP indicated that the factors to determine whether you can claim a California homestead exemption are the physical occupancy of the property and the debtor’s intention to live there. Lack of physical occupancy does not preclude someone from establishing residency.
Stop Eviction Through Bankruptcy?
If you are facing an eviction in California, bankruptcy can help you stop the eviction. To stop the eviction you must file bankruptcy prior to the landlord getting a judgment for eviction.
Bankruptcy Solutions for Getting Back Your Repossessed Vehicle
Filing for bankruptcy can give you the time you need to get your vehicle back. It will give you the opportunity to examine your options for getting your repossessed vehicle back.
Get My Repossessed Vehicle Back Without Bankruptcy?
If your vehicle is repossessed in California you can get your vehicle back through redemption or reinstatement.