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    • Andy C. Warshaw
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Preserving Secured and Unsecured Creditor Rights

 Secured Creditor Claims
The bankruptcy code provides protections to secured creditors and leaseholders regarding their entitlement to collection rights or to secure their collateral.  Our firm affords Creditors an opportunity to retain counsel with regular access to a team of attorneys who may be handling your case.  Our office can help you file proofs of claim to assert an interest in the estate and help obtain the highest dividend possible, object to plan confirmation, and to file relief from stay motions to allow you to proceed with your state court remedy rights or with foreclosure.

Unsecured Creditor Claims 
Helping you get the most out of your claim is our goal.  Establishing claims is necessary to help unsecured creditors get paid a dividend from the bankruptcy estate.  Whether the claim is secured or unsecured, the procedural aspect may be similar.  As a general unsecured claim, you may be most focused on keeping the general unsecured class payout as high as possible and to prevent it from being reduced later on in the case.  It is important to monitor the case throughout the re-organizational term to prevent the Debtor from taking advantage of non-participating creditors. 

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Financial Relief Law Center, APC
1200 Main St., Suite G
Irvine, CA 92614
Phone: (866) 504-3752 or (714) 442-3315
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  • Home
  • Our Attorneys
    • Andy C. Warshaw
    • Amanda Billyard
    • Richard Sturdevant
    • Of Counsel: Darren J. DiMarco
  • Practices
    • Bankruptcy >
      • CHAPTER 7
      • CHAPTER 11
      • CHAPTER 12
      • CHAPTER 13
      • Creditor Recovery
      • Debt Settlement as an Alternative
    • Family Law >
      • Divorce
      • Child Custody
      • Child Support
      • Spousal Support
      • Community Property and Property Division
    • Estate Planning >
      • Revocable Living Trust
      • Power of Attorney
      • Pour Over Will
      • Probate Calculator
    • Real Estate Law: Short Sales
    • Loan modification and loan workouts
    • Recovery of Equity After Foreclosure
  • About Our Firm
    • Reviews From Our Clients
    • Our Loan Workout and Mod Results
    • News
    • Careers
  • Our Blog
  • Clients
    • Credit Counseling
    • Loan Modification Clients
    • Bankruptcy Clients
    • Make a payment
  • Contact Us