South San Francisco Bankruptcy Lawyer
Schedule a free consultation today with our South San Francisco bankruptcy lawyer and get rid of your burdensome debts or save your house from foreclosure. Stop the harassing phone calls and take back control of your life. At West Coast Bankruptcy Attorneys we are committed to personal service for a reasonable fee. Our San Francisco office is located in downtown San Francisco. You may also meet with us at our Redwood City office where there is plenty of free parking. We have appointments available Monday thru Saturday.
When you retain our services you do not have to deal with answering services or call centers. If you have a question you will speak with your attorney either via email or by phone. A typical Chapter 7 bankruptcy case will take approximately three to four months once the case is filed with the Bankruptcy Court. Once the case is filed the 341 meeting of the creditors will be scheduled approximately a month after the case is filed. At the 341 meeting of the creditors the trustee assigned to your case will ask a series of questions and verify information in the bankruptcy petition. The trustee will also ask questions specific to your particular case. The trustee may ask for additional documentation or request amendments to the bankruptcy petition to clarify information about your income, expenses or assets. If additional documents are requested the trustee will usually continue to meeting of creditors to make sure the documents are provided and reserve the right to ask additional questions if necessary. If the trustee has no further questions after reviewing the documents, the trustee will not require an appearance at the continued meeting of the creditors.
After the conclusion of the meeting of the creditors it is time to complete the second course, financial management course. Completing the second course should be the last step in the case. Now a number of deadlines need to pass for the Court to then enter the order discharging your debts and issuing the order of discharge and final decree. The order of discharge and final decree is the document that you need to keep for your records.
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Ryan
C. Wood