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MacLean Chung Law Firm provides instructions on how to make a remote "Meeting of Creditors".  The section 341(a) hearings have been conducted remotely since the beginning of the pandemic.  Now that the pandemic has ended, it has been universally agreed that remote appearances are preferred by all parties.  As such it is likely to remain for the foreseeable future.   MacLean Chung Law Firm has made some exciting strides to provide service to a greater range of clients.  Last month, new offices were opened in Torrance and San Diego.  If you are looking for a Torrance bankruptcy lawyer or a San Diego

MacLean Chung Law Firm is proud to announce that we are now offering our bankruptcy service to San Diego and Imperial Counties.  MacLean Chung Law Firm's connections to San Diego County go back decades.  Partner David Chung, Esq. attending undergraduate school at University of California San Diego and received his Juris Doctorate at California Western School of Law. Filing bankruptcy in San Diego can be a costly and confusing experience.  Luckily if Chapter 7 bankruptcy fees in San Diego are fixed at just $975 for attorney fees.  Chapter 13 bankruptcy fees can be as low zero* upfront.  Call us today to

Koreatown in Los Angeles is one of the most densely populated areas in California.  Koreatown is famous for its restaurants and vibrant night life.   As the name suggest, there are many Korean people who live in Koreatown, however Koreatown is one of the most diverse populations in Los Angeles County. Although there are many Korean attorneys in Koreatown, there are not too many bankruptcy attorneys in Koreatown.  MacLean Chung Law Firm has been representing clients from Koreatown in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy for over 12 years. We have one of the best success rates for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in

At the beginning of the in 2020 pandemic many experts predicted a wave of bankruptcy filings that would set new records. Early on the number of bankruptcy cases dropped significantly. This was explained by the lockdowns and other measures that made it difficult to meet with a bankruptcy attorney. However, as time has passed the number of people filing bankruptcy have not rebounded. The number of bankruptcy cases still has not come back to pre-pandemic numbers. In fact, bankruptcy filings are only a fraction of what they used to be. Keeping with this trend the number of bankruptcy filings in September 2021

Bankruptcy Filings Are Up for March and April Bankruptcy filings in 2021 continue to be down compared to the same period in 2020. However, the filing trends over the last two months of March and April show that bankruptcy filings are on the rise. As the pandemic nears its end, it appears as if more and more individuals are returning to filing bankruptcy cases to clear up old debt and to get a new financial start. When the pandemic started, many attorneys assumed that it would result in a historic wave of bankruptcy filings. Instead, the opposite has happened so far. The

The State of California passed AB 3088 on August 31, 2020. The law gives certain protections to renters that have experienced difficulty with rent as a result of Covid-19. California has published a webpage that has all of the pertinent information related to AB-3088. However, in summary the law provides that if certain conditions are met by renters, their failure to pay rent cannot be a basis to evict them. The law has strict requirements, so please make sure to follow them strictly or else you may not be covered under its protections. Once the conditions are met by the

Attorney David Chung is a founding partner of MacLean Chung Law Firm. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy at University of California, San Diego. Afterward, he obtained a Juris Doctorate at California Western School of Law. And was admitted to practice in California in 2005. Mr. Chung is a member of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. He is admitted to practice before the Central and Eastern Districts of California. In his freetime, Mr. Chung is enjoys an active life in the outdoors. He is an avid bike rider in the summer and a snowboarder in the winter.

A common question we receive now is whether or not to file bankruptcy during the Corona Virus outbreak. Filing Bankruptcy during the outbreak is one of the best decisions you can make because the Corona Virus has made the bankruptcy process the easiest it has ever been in the history of bankruptcy in this country. The single biggest hurdle in any bankruptcy case, is the requirement to physically attend a meeting of creditors. This usually entails a long drive through traffic, paying for parking, and the stress and anxiety of having to go to an unfamiliar place