Unlawful detainer (eviction) cases in California are typically referred to as summary court procedures (which is another way of saying that they move much quicker
As a general rule of thumb, most bankruptcy attorneys will tell their clients that student loan obligations are nondischargeable in bankruptcy. While this is true
California’s wage and hour laws impose various requirements upon employers. These requirements cover various aspects of employment, such as minimum wage, overtime pay, and lunch
Many people are aware that filing bankruptcy immediately stops a wage garnishment. However, they are often surprised to learn that the filing of a bankruptcy
Many times, individuals who file Chapter 13 bankruptcy find that they may have one or more reasons to convert their cases to Chapter 7. These
Although they make up only a small portion of filings, involuntary bankruptcy petitions do occur. When creditors file an involuntary proceeding against a company or individual,
The State of California requires that before transacting any interstate business within the state, a business entity must first qualify or register with the California
As has been discussed in various blog posts (Lifting the Automatic Stay in Chapter 7 Cases, Understanding the Importance of the Automatic Stay) the automatic stay is
As discussed in our previous blog entry An Overview of the PACA Reparations Process, the Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (“PACA”) was enacted by Congress in order
Oftentimes, after a person is sued for a collection debt and judgment is entered, the plaintiff in that lawsuit will file a document which places
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