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Bankruptcy Litigation

Irvine, California Bankruptcy Litigation Attorneys

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When filing for bankruptcy, you may encounter an adversary proceeding. An adversary proceeding can encapsulate any lawsuit filed by creditors, debtors, or potentially even a panel of federal trustees.

Adversary proceedings can immediately complicate your bankruptcy process, and attempting to handle the process alone is ill-advised. It is essential you consider retaining the services of a qualified bankruptcy litigation attorney. We are experienced in handling bankruptcy litigation with the individual care and knowledge you deserve.

Understanding Your Bankruptcy Options

Navigating bankruptcy can be overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. At Financial Relief Law Center, APC, we believe in empowering our clients with knowledge. Understanding the different types of bankruptcy—Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13—can help you make informed decisions tailored to your unique financial situation.

Here’s a brief overview of each option:

  • Chapter 7: Often referred to as "liquidation bankruptcy," this option allows individuals to discharge most of their unsecured debts, giving them a fresh start.
  • Chapter 11: Primarily for businesses, Chapter 11 allows for reorganization and restructuring of debts, enabling companies to continue operations while paying creditors over time.
  • Chapter 13: This option is designed for individuals with a steady income who want to keep their assets while repaying debts over a three to five-year period.

Our experienced attorneys will work closely with you to evaluate your financial circumstances and determine the best path forward. We’re committed to providing personalized legal strategies that align with your goals, ensuring you feel supported every step of the way.

Ready to explore your options? Contact us today for a free consultation, and let us help you regain control of your financial future.

We at the Financial Relief Law Center, APC have over 30 years of history helping clients in Orange County and the surrounding areas.

If you are facing an adversary proceeding, contact our attorneys as soon as possible. Call (949) 570-5466 or request a free consultation online.

Why Does an Adversary Proceeding Happen?

The reasons for filing an adversary proceeding vary based on the filer’s relationship with the debtor. For example, a creditor could allege in an adversary proceeding that the debtor never intended to repay their debts and is only using bankruptcy to escape their obligations. Conversely, you could be filing for bankruptcy for legitimate reasons but find one of your creditors has accused you of the aforementioned scenario.

Our seasoned lawyers have represented clients on both sides of bankruptcy litigation conflicts. We have successfully argued that a debtor had no intention of repaying their debts. We have also protected bankruptcy filers from insufficient adversary proceedings, preserving their benefits and allowing them to discharge debt.

Our experience on both sides of these issues gives our firm a strong competitive advantage when preparing and arguing these cases. Our intimate understanding of what motivates both parties helps us anticipate challenges and better equips us to work toward a positive resolution.

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Other Forms of Bankruptcy Litigation

Adversary proceedings are not the only form of bankruptcy litigation we practice at the Financial Relief Law Center, APC.

Our Irvine, California bankruptcy litigation lawyers may be able to help you with any of the following:

  • Nondischargeability actions. Certain types of criminal acts, including fraud, can prohibit you from filing for bankruptcy. Creditors can attempt to use any criminal records to block you from pursuing debt forgiveness.
  • Objections to discharge. This procedure is fundamentally similar to nondischargeability actions, but it aims to prevent the accused from discharging debt.
  • Fraudulent conveyance actions. Creditors might attempt to use any records of your transferring funds as evidence of avoiding collections, even if the transfers were done in good faith.
  • Preferential transfer actions. When a debtor is classified as “insolvent,” this mechanism is meant to protect creditors who did not realize a business was failing and unable to repay debts.
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What Sets Us Apart?

As attorneys who routinely support consumers in potentially dire financial straits, we are empathetic and compassionate about what these problems mean to our clients. More importantly, we’ve grown to understand how important it is that we only deliver our best possible work so our clients’ chances of getting the best possible outcome are secured.

  • 30+ Years of Combined Legal Experience
    Our team of attorneys has extensive knowledge of bankruptcy and estate planning law, with over three decades of combined experience between them.
  • Solutions Fit for Your Unique Case
    No two individuals, or their cases, are ever identical. We seek to provide viable solutions that your unique case deserves.
  • Constant Client Communication
    You won't be out of the loop! We make sure all of our clients are up-to-date with the status of their case.
  • Free Consultations
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