No, at least not in the Southern District of California.  Instead, a seperate valuation hearing is probably necessary.  Stay tuned, more on this blog to be published soon. Written by Michael G. Doan- Mr. Doan practices on the cutting edge of bankruptcy law, and was the first attorney in the entire Southern District of California to file the very first Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and very first Chapter 13 Bankruptcy under the new Bankruptcy Laws which went into effect on October 17, 2005.   Looking for a San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney? Look no further than Doan Law.

Debtors filing for Bankruptcy Relief must provide proof of income for the previous 6 months prior to filing their case.  Failing to do so will lead to dismissal here in the Southern District of California.  If you are self employed, profit and loss statements need to be done.  Stay tuned, more on this blog to be published soon. Written by Michael G. Doan– Michael Doan is a member of the Doan Law Firm, which consists of Chula Vista Bankruptcy Attorney locations, Escondido Bankruptcy Attorney locations, La Mesa Bankruptcy Attorney locations, and San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney locations…just to name a few. Presently, Michael

The Southern District of California is notorious for being one of the toughest districts in the nation when it comes to the required documentation to be provided in each bankruptcy case.  Recently, the Chapter 7 due diligence documents have been amended.  Stay tuned, more on this blog to be published soon. Written by Michael G. Doan– Mr. Doan practices on the cutting edge of bankruptcy law, and was the first attorney in the entire Southern District of California to file the very first Chapter 7 Bankruptcy and very first Chapter 13 Bankruptcy under the new Bankruptcy Laws which went into effect on October 17,

This use to be a very tough question.  But with a recent ruling from the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, and a soon to be received ruling from our own Ninth Circuit, its beginning to look like debtors can pay their bankruptcy legal fees and filing fees on a credit card, so long as they intend to pay it back and actually do pay it back.  Moreover, attorneys no longer appear to be restricted from advising debtors to make such payments. Stay tuned, more on this blog to be published soon. Written by Michael G. Doan– Owner of the Carlsbad Bankruptcy Attorney office, Michael not