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Expertise

Can answer questions about bankruptcy, lawsuits or judgments that have been filed against you. Also can answer questions about tax issues, property that is facing foreclosure, repossession of vehicles, and wage garnishments. 915 261-3893

Experience in the area

Over 30 years experience assisting consumers with lawsuits and bankruptcy matters since graduating from law school.

Publications

Numerous published appellate court opinions; Law review publications; Article on consumer bankruptcy in Black Enterprise magazine; was requested to author a book on consumer bankruptcy by Doubleday Publishers

Education/Credentials

Over twenty years of education including law degree (J.D.); masters and bachelors degrees in political science; author of magazine articles related to consumer bankruptcy; hundreds of hours of continuing education legal education and seminars

Past/Present Clients

Have had well over a thousand bankruptcy clients during the past 30 years and have had many clients in civil lawsuits during the same time period

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Recent Reviews from Users

User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
Pete	04/28/12	10	10	10
Rob	03/28/12	10	10	10	Thank you very much for your response .....
Keith	03/08/12	10	10	10	Jack was extremely courteous, knowledgeable, quicker than .....
Zent	03/02/12	10	10	10	Thank you so much!!
Will	02/20/12	10	9	10

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2012-05-20 BANKRUPTCY FILING-Two Steps:

Hello Mr. Makoto: It appears that you may not have a full and correct understanding of how the community property laws in California will apply in this circumstance. As a result, your focus on

2012-05-16 Surrender of house:

This is an interesting question that puts a new twist on this national mortgage mess that has occurred the past few years. The answer to your question is going to depend on how you or your attorney actually

2012-04-29 BANKRUPTCY FILING:

I understand that in chapter 13, a second loan secured to the home can be reduced in the repayment plan. Possible, but not necessarily. It depends on the present fair market value of your house

2012-04-28 chapter 13:

Unfortunate that your attorney was not more diligent in handling your bankruptcy. Generally speaking, bankruptcy filings are public records and remain on your credit report for seven years. However

2012-04-12 Chapter 7:

Hello Will: After reading your question, I am still not completely clear on the facts of what happened, but it appears that you may be under a misunderstanding here as to how the chapter 7 bankruptcy

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