Bankruptcy

Medical debt is fully dischargeable in California Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Learn what qualifies, what happens to credit card debt from medical bills, and how to evaluate your options.

Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help Inland Empire homeowners in Riverside and San Bernardino County catch up on mortgage arrears and stop foreclosure. Learn how it works.

Fewer than 200 California attorneys hold the Certified Specialist in Bankruptcy Law credential. Learn what it means, why it matters for your case, and how to verify it.

Wage garnishment in California can be stopped through bankruptcy’s automatic stay. Learn which garnishments stop, how fast it works, and whether Chapter 7 or 13 fits.

A personal loan is money you borrow from a bank, credit union, or an online lender. If you file bankruptcy do you have to pay it back?

Companies sometimes need bankruptcy protection. Knowing your options is the first place to start to learn what options are available to you.

Learn why more Californians are filing bankruptcy in 2026 and what economic factors may be affecting your financial situation.

Learn the step-by-step bankruptcy process in California, including automatic stay, trustee review, and discharge of eligible debts.

Compare Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy in California and understand what factors matter when choosing the right option in 2026.