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Roland Kedikian

About Roland Kedikian

Mr. Kedikian has been a practicing attorney since 1997 serving Los Angeles CA and surrounding cities. He has concentrated his practice in Bankruptcy ONLY ever since his admittance to the California State Bar. He has developed his skills and understanding of bankruptcy with emphasis on Chapter 7 and chapter 13 for the benefit and in the service of the residents of Los Angeles CA. Over the past 12 years as a bankruptcy attorney, he has successfully filed and obtained bankruptcy discharge to all his clients to date. Mr. Kedikian is proud to provide professional legal advice to his clients and has an exemplary record. Serving Los Angeles CA since 1997.

Abandonment

Posted on December 4, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

Catalano v. CIR, 279 F.3d 682 (9th Cir. 2002) An order lifting or modifying the automatic stay by itself does not constitute a defacto abandonment of the property of the estate. Procedures under § 554 must be followed before property … Continue reading →

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Bankruptcy Petition Signature

Posted on November 25, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

Okay by now you would have completed the first online course. By now, I would have completed the preparation of the petition. At this meeting we will go over the petition and I will explain to you all the different … Continue reading →

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Bankruptcy Stages, Interview with attorney

Posted on November 22, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

Once you decide you want to move forward, The next step is a detailed interview with the attorney himself to flush out and gather all the facts and documents needed to prepare a complete bankruptcy petition. By now, you have … Continue reading →

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Bankruptcy Stages, Free Initial Consultation

Posted on November 21, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

Bankruptcy stages start from initial consultation and end at post-discharge issues. The first step should be the initial consultation with a bankruptcy attorney. Bankruptcy is a difficult choice for clients. Often the client has been unwilling to file bankruptcy for … Continue reading →

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Bankruptcy Discharge Student Loans

Posted on November 14, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

Bankruptcy does not discharge student loans except in very small circumstances such as disabling event that prevents you from practicing you profession. In this post, which is part 2 of a series of how to handle debts, either in bankruptcy … Continue reading →

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Bankruptcy filing reaches 1.4 Million through september 2011

Posted on November 11, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

1.47 million bankruptcies were filed between January and September 2011. A decline of 8% as consumers reduce debt and fewer businesses sought to reorganize or liquidate. According to the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, business bankruptcies declined 18 percent … Continue reading →

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Bankruptcy or Handling Credit Card Debt

Posted on November 9, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

In this series of posts, I will discuss option available to you on handling debt. Lets start with credit card debt since this is the most common debt that consumers overwhelmingly have when filing bankruptcy. If you are unable to  … Continue reading →

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Banks want customers to use credit cards

Posted on November 7, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

Bank of America has been running commercials touting its “cash rewards” credit card offering no annual fee, a $50 sign-up bonus, then a 1 to 3 percent cash refund on your spending. The same bank, until public pressure forced it … Continue reading →

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Using Bankruptcy to Discharge Taxes

Posted on November 6, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcies enable consumer debtors to get a financial “fresh start” by discharging most and sometimes all of their credit card debts. But what about  tax debts? Getting tax relief through bankruptcy is not easy. Whether … Continue reading →

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Foreclosure review process begins

Posted on November 2, 2011 by Roland Kedikian

The federal government kicked off its foreclosure review process Tuesday, which will offer nearly 4.5 million consumers the chance to get their foreclosure cases reviewed for mistakes and potential restitution. The first batch of letters informing consumers of their right … Continue reading →

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