One form of bankruptcy is a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.  This type of bankruptcy case is a voluntary repayment plan designed to repay certain creditors in order to retain property and eliminate debt.  The plan is reviewed and monitored by a...

One of the major differences between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcies is the method in which attorney’s fees are paid.  Typically, our Chapter 7 clients pay us in full before filing, although we can split attorney’s fees with some...

Are you a landlord?  If you are a landlord and your tenants have been affected by COVID-19 and are unable to pay, you may have issues servicing your debts, including mortgages or deeds of trust on real estate you own. ...

From time to time, our clients “own” a claim against another person at the time our client files his or her bankruptcy case.  For example, let’s say a client was injured in a traffic accident 2 years ago and hired...

The holidays are upon us yet again.  Every year at this time, it is a tradition that I pester you about visiting with your family about your estate plan and wishes in the event you pass away.  Although it may...