Zhou & Chini Law firm

| September 9, 2010

Bankruptcy filings amped up for the month and Options(2)’>quarter throughout the U.S. Bankruptcy Court’s Central District, encompassing seven Southern California counties from the county of San Luis Obispo to the Arizona border. In March alone, 1,708 Orange County natives and business enterprisees filed for bankruptcy protection, a climb of 47.7% from a year earlier and 30% higher than in February. Los Angeles bankruptcy filings reached 5,190, up 75%; and Riverside/San Bernardino counties recorded 4,078 in the month of March 2010, an increase of over 55%. If you think those sums are alarming, just this past week there were 1,000 bankruptcy filings in Riverside in just one day!  Unfortunately, attorneys operating bankruptcy “factories” are popping up, like they did with loan modifications, trying to become a bankruptcy lawyer overnight and completely failing. Not only is bankruptcy filing on the rise but so is the number of dismissals due to mistakes when filing for bankruptcy. A bankruptcy attorney has a fiduciary responsibility to meet his clients.

 Attorneys who specialize in bankruptices will more than likely continue be busy , and the need for a highly qualified bankruptcy attorney is growing, says bankruptcy lawyer James D. Zhou. Zhou is partner at the bankruptcy law firm Zhou & Chini, who focuses on chapter 7, chapter, 13 and chapter 11 business bankruptcies in Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego and Los Angeles counties over the past 10 years. “We have seen the need for a qualified bankruptcy attorneys grow as bankruptcy is more complicated since the change of the bankruptcy laws in 2005” says Zhou.

“I think we will continue to see an increase in filings with the rate of foreclosures in Southern California,” he said. “Bankruptcy is a trailing indicator, so the need for a bankruptcy attorney will continue to grow even when the economy rebounds. The bankruptcy attorneys at Zhou & Chini are able to increase their volume of bankruptcy filing and still meet with every client personally. We file every bankruptcy petition ourselves thanks to the purchase of the revolutionary IMS Bankruptcy software package technology, say’s partner at the bankruptcy law firm Ron Chini. A bankruptcy attorney needs to remain focussed, in force(p) and fruitful in helping consumers decide if a chapter 7 or chapter 13 is right for them. At Zhou & Chini the bankruptcy lawyers attempt to feature a low cost to file bankruptcy while still having the lawyers, not the paralegals do the bankruptcy filing and client consultations. Filing bankruptcy chapter 7 or chapter 13 is broadly speaking the last option for most consumers trying to avoid foreclosure, judgments, wage garnishments or liens. even so, the advantages of filing bankruptcy with a good bankruptcy lawyer and eliminating unsecured credit card debt, medical bills, and 2nd mortgage liens is significant when someone is working towards a fresh start. Making mistakes when it comes to filing bankruptcy chapter 7 or chapter 13 can be very costly so carefully select a bankruptcy attorney. To get bankruptcy help or locate a bankruptcy attorney in California visit www.BankruptcyAttorneyinCalifornia.com.

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