Stop Creditor Harassment and Lawsuits Through Bankruptcy
Historically, there have been few things creditors would not do in an effort to collect a debt. Placing calls at all hours of the day. Calling employers. Talking to family members, friends and neighbors. Threatening to have people put in jail. Even worse.
Today, more and more California creditors are choosing to file lawsuits instead of pursuing traditional debt collection strategies. Fortunately, bankruptcy laws can protect you. However, if you've received a Complaint — those laws may not help you at all you unless you act now.
In other words, do not ignore an official Complaint or notice that a creditor has filed a lawsuit. Talk to the experienced Temecula and Murrieta bankruptcy attorneys at Kodam & Associates, P.C. as soon as possible.
End the Harassment, Stop Creditor Lawsuits Cold
Daniel Kodam, the founding attorney and managing partner of Kodam & Associates, P.C., knows the debt collection and bankruptcy laws that apply in California and can help you regain control of your financial future. In addition, Mr. Kodam's extensive experience representing both creditors and consumers provides clients with detailed knowledge of the conduct of creditors towards consumers.
Providing Professional Consumer Bankruptcy Services
We pride ourselves on professionalism and on providing attentive, individualized legal services to each and every client we represent. In practical terms, this means you can expect close personal attention, honest answers, non-judgmental advice, a thorough analysis of your options and the empowerment you need to get out and stay out of debt. Furthermore, you can rest assured that a licensed attorney — not a paralegal — will manage your Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing from start to finish.
Offices in Murrieta, California in the Temecula Valley
Free Consultations ∙ Flexible Scheduling
To learn more your rights as a consumer under California's debt collection and bankruptcy laws, call us at 951-795-4679 or 866-781-9042 (toll free) to schedule a free in-person or telephone consultation with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer, or send us a brief e-mail message.
We regret that we are unable to accept credit cards as payment for legal services relating to bankruptcy proceedings.
