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San Diego Bankruptcy Court Allows Lien Stripping in Chapter 20 Case.

On June 2, 2009, a decision came out in the Southern District of California Bankruptcy Court in San Diego that allowed a subsequent Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case to be filed to remove a second mortgage, even though the debtor recently filed for Chapter 7 protection and was no longer entitled to a discharge. Stay tuned, more on this blog to be published soon. Written by Michael G. Doan– Owner of the Carlsbad Bankruptcy Attorney‘s office, Michael not only manages his business, but is also a highly skilled San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney with over 17 years of experience. He specializes in many fields,

June 22, 2009 No Comments

Another 90 Days Added to Foreclosures

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 blog to be published soon. Written by Michael G. Doan- Owner of the Carlsbad Bankruptcy office, Michael not only manages his business, but is also a highly skilled San Diego Bankruptcy Attorney with over 17 years of experience. He specializes in many fields, such as: insolvency, bankruptcy, consumer rights, debt negotiation, creditor collection abuse, estate planning, contracts, real estate, and tax. Michael is currently concentrating his practice solely in Bankruptcy Law and is a Board Certified

June 22, 2009 No Comments

HOA Dues After Bankruptcy in California

The new bankruptcy laws that passed in October, 2005, have created an exception to discharge of HOA fees that accrue after the bankruptcy case is filed until the title and possession of the property transfers. While its tough to escape this liability, there are ways to minimize its effects. Stay tuned, more on this blog to be published soon. Written by Michael G. Doan– Owner of the Carlsbad Bankruptcy Attorney’s office, Michael not only manages his business, but is also a highly skilled Bankruptcy Attorney with over 17 years of experience. He specializes in many fields, such as: insolvency, bankruptcy, consumer rights, debt

May 16, 2009 No Comments

How To Obtain Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Payoff Information and Status in San Diego:

If you would like to obtain the current payoff or status of your Chapter 13 case in San Diego’s Southern District of California Bankruptcy Case, you can do so by clicking the following websites, depending upon who is your trustee. Thomas Billingslea: Simply create an account at https://www.13datacenter.com/data/new_debtor1.asp. Davis Skelton: Enter username and password as “DEBTOR” and “DEBTOR” (All caps) at http://www.bankruptcylink.com/bl13/login.asp. Be sure to select David Skelton as your Trustee. Written by Michael G. Doan– Owner of the Carlsbad Bankruptcy Attorney’s office, Michael not only manages his business, but is also a highly skilled Bankruptcy Attorney with over 17 years of

May 7, 2009 No Comments

Doan Law Vehicle Surrender Policy

Doan Law Vehicle Surrender Policy If you are a client of one of the San Diego Offices of Doan Law, please take note that the Firm will help in the surrender of your vehicle, but only if the Lender refuses to pick up the same. As a general rule and when you no longer desire possession of the vehicle, simply contact the lender and request they immediatley pick up the vehicle.

May 5, 2009 No Comments

Bankruptcy Mortgage Cramdown Fails

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 against. This legislation would have reduced principal balances to fair market value, lowered interest rates, amortized the loan over 40 years, and reduced payments. Despite the measure failing, the Obama administration has been silent. Indeed, it was also silent and stopped advocating for bankruptcy legislation in the days leading up to the vote when it appeared likely of not passing. To read more about the failed legislation, click here. Debtors from here on out will

May 4, 2009 No Comments

How Do I Change My Address:

Please be sure to advise us anytime you change addresses. If you move, we need to notify all the proper parties. 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. Do you have a question for your Escondido Bankruptcy Lawyer? Call us at Doan today to

May 3, 2009 No Comments

Can You Get Away With Murder Through Foreclosure?

Following the path of recent decisions of California Courts, it would appear that one can now get away with murder provided it takes place in the foreclosure process. Since California Civil Code 2924 through 2924k provides a comprehensive framework for the regulation of nonjudicial foreclosure sales pursuant to a power of sale contained in a deed of trust, many California Courts are simply looking to whether the mechanical framework of 2924 has been complied with, and ignoring the fraud and falsities of the allegations taking place therein.

May 3, 2009 No Comments

Great Decision on 2923.6

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 of that ruling can be found Stay tuned, more on this blog to be published soon. 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. Written by Michael G. Doan– Owner of the Oceanside Bankruptcy

April 26, 2009 No Comments

Possibly No Cram Down Legislation?

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. If this is the case, the housing market will surely not stabalize for quite some time. Below is an excerpt from CQ Today on April 22, 2009:

April 23, 2009 No Comments

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San Diego Bankruptcy Court Allows Lien Stripping in Chapter 20 Case.

Another 90 Days Added to Foreclosures

HOA Dues After Bankruptcy in California

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Bankruptcy Mortgage Cramdown Fails

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