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Settling Adversary Complaints in Bankruptcy Court

Settling Adversary Complaints in Bankruptcy Court

by atak_dev | Jun 8, 2017 | Judgment Enforcement

Our Los Angeles real estate law firm handles a large number of cases each year. We routinely obtain judgments for our clients.  Sometimes, after we obtain a judgment, the judgement debtor declares bankruptcy while we are still trying to collect on our client’s...
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