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Business Law Blog
- The California Supreme Court Brinker Decision: How It Impacts Labor Law Issues Related to Mandatory Employee Break-time
- The Importance of Forum Selection and Choice of Law Clauses In Contracts
- Starting And Managing Your Business 101: Avoiding Legal Problems Through Proper Record Keeping And Organization
- Starting And Managing Your Business101: Financing The Company
- Starting and Managing Your Business 101: Protecting Your Company’s Intellectual Property
Real Estate Law Blog
- A Summary of Disclosure Duties When Selling Residential Real Property In California
- Real Estate Purchase-Sale Disputes And Non-Disclosure Laws
- Comparing Loan Modification, Short Sale, and Foreclosure
- Understanding Judicial And Non-Judicial Foreclosure In California
- Facing Foreclosure In California? The Pros & Cons of Loan Modification, Short Sales and Foreclosure
Bankruptcy Law Blog
- No Job? A Look At Unemployment Insurance
- Qualifying for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in California: The Means Test
- Filing Bankruptcy In California: Whether To File Individually or Jointly
- Bankruptcy Options When Faced With Car Repossession: Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13
- Car Repossession And Bankruptcy: Redemption And Reaffirmation
Family Law Blog
You have a powerful tool to stop them: Bankruptcy halts most civil judgments and garnishments, except for those related to fraud or other intentional misconduct, including those relating to wages and bank accounts. In fact, under bankruptcy laws dealing with “avoidable preferences,”you can sometimes recover wages garnished within 90 days prior to your bankruptcy filing.
Stop Creditor Harassment 
Creditor harassment increases the already high level of stress that accompanies overwhelming debt. How can you legally prevent creditors from contacting you? If creditors are harassing you, we can work to quickly stop all letters, calls and other harassment tactics.
How? Because federal consumer protection and bankruptcy laws provide strong protection against creditor harassment. Creditors are barred from contacting you from the day you file for bankruptcy. Once you file for bankruptcy protection, credit card companies, collection agencies, car dealerships, banks and mortgage lenders break the law if they choose to contact you regarding debt collection.
Even before you file for bankruptcy, creditors will most often cease to harass you. Instead, they will contact your bankruptcy attorney. Once you retain us to handle your bankruptcy case, we can effectively stop further creditor harassment. Even if you choose not to file, we can pursue legal action against your creditors if they are violating consumer protection laws.
