Law Offices of Eric Johnson Bankruptcy

Greetings! My name is Eric Johnson. I practice Bankruptcy Law, Workers' Compensation Law, and Social Security Law in the State of California. I have been practicing law for several years in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. I am passionate about the practice of law and a strong advocate for my clients.

The legal matters of my bankruptcy clients will be handled competently and professionally. I have been in practice for over five years. I am experienced in providing adequate legal representation and handling my clients’ legal needs professionally regardless of the specific area of law. Moreover, I know that specific knowledge and experience are necessary to meet the needs of bankruptcy clients. For this reason, I am constantly improving my skills and knowledge of bankruptcy law. I am engaged in Bankruptcy education through classes, practice guides, and CEB materials. Additionally, I am utilizing Best Case Bankruptcy, a software program designed specifically for Chapters 7 and 13 filings. Best Case Bankruptcy helps reduce form preparation and filing time, resulting in a more efficient and accurate bankruptcy practice.

FREE CONSULTATION:

I offer free 1/2 hour initial consultations to address each potential client's situation and let them know of their options so they can make an informed decision on whether to file for bankruptcy.

FREE/PRO BONO FILING:

I am also providing pro bono services for low-income no-asset clients.

Spanish, Mandarin, Russian, and Tagalog Translators Available!

Contact Us

Please feel free to call our office to inquire.

General Inquiries/Appointments: (415) 402-0355

Bankruptcy Inquiries: (415) 999-9930 or Email: sg.bankruptcysupport@gmail.com

Bankruptcy

A business or an individual can declare bankruptcy once they have ascertained that it has become impossible to pay off one's creditors. It can give you a chance to start over from a financial point of view, as most of debts are relieved after bankruptcy as been filed.

Chapter 7, or liquidation bankruptcy, means that your "estate" – i.e., your assets – is sold in order to pay off your creditors. A reorganization bankruptcy can also involve the selling of assets, but more often than not you can retain a majority of your assets while your creditors' needs are assessed.

Reorganization bankruptcies can be filed under the following guidelines:

* Chapter 9 – municipalities

* Chapter 11 – businesses and individuals with many assets

* Chapter 12 – farmers, fisherman

* Chapter 13 – individuals with steady income

* Chapter 15 – international cases

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