EIDL and PPP Loans
The question often comes up whether Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans or Economic Injury Disaster Loans (“EIDL”) from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) are
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The question often comes up whether Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) Loans or Economic Injury Disaster Loans (“EIDL”) from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) are
On April 6, 2020, California Courts issued Emergency Rules on Evictions and Foreclosures. The Judicial Council adopted the emergency rules for all California courts. The
On Friday, March 27, 2020, President Trump signed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act into law. Part of that Act is the Paycheck
While businesses, restaurants, and other services are shutting down everywhere, Doan Law can still file your Bankruptcy Case, 24/7. This is because Doan Law has
In a previous post, we had advised how it has long been Doan Law’s practice to not execute reaffirmation agreements except in very limited circumstances.
Did you Know your Personal Financial Information Can Be Sold by Credit Reporting Agencies? Most consumers have no idea that the major credit reporting agencies,
Student Loans are presently near One Trillion Dollars! Americans now have more student loan debt than credit card debt! Additionally, student loan debt default rates are now
We often hear the phrases “I make too much money to file bankruptcy,” or “I have too much property to file for bankrutpcy.” These myths
Recently, the District Court located in San Diego ruled that a student loan was discharged in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. In that case over $75,000
On June 15, 2009, new legislation went into effect that could extend the foreclosure process by an additional 90 days. Stay tuned, more on this
In a crushing blow, the Cramdown legislation advocated by the Obama administration which would allow Bankruptcy Judges to modify mortgages in Bankruptcy has been voted
Great Decision on 2923.6 Recently, a Ventura Judge denied a request to dismiss a lawsuit under 2923.6 which requires lenders to modify mortgages. The transcript
Legislation to allow Judicial modificaiton of mortgages in Bankruptcy seemed like almost a done deal in February, 09. Now it seems the opposite may ensue.
New Bankruptcy Laws may soon go into effect to provide much needed and over due relief for San Diegan’s upside down on their residences. Last
It looks like the “Cram Down” Bankruptcy Reform will not be part of the economic stimulas package presently before Congress. But good news, is that
Probably because the creditor still wants their money! Unless that creditor did not get notice of bankruptcy, reporting a balance is a very power debt
San Diego is on track to set a record number of bankruptcy cases filed for 2009. With the softening real estate market and struggling economy,
Over the past two weeks, new legislation has been introduced into both the Senate and House which would allow mortgages to be modified on personal
For the past year, our local courts have reduced our fees requested when we prevail against suing creditors and providing other bankruptcy services. While we
No! California and Federal Law are two different animals and Federal Law always trumps state law. The Supremacy Clause of the United States provides “This Constitution,
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