Bankruptcy Notices

The Following are the Bankruptcy Notices required by Bankruptcy Law

BANKRUPTCY INFORMATION SHEET, 11 U.S.C. Section 342
RULES FOR FILING BANKRUPTCY, Notice required under 11 U.S.C. Section 527(a)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BANKRUPTCY ASSISTANCE SERVICES FROM AN ATTORNEY OR BANKRUPTCY PETITION PREPARER, Notice required under 11 U.S.C. Section 527(b)

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EXCELLENT BK Attorney

Roland Kedikian is an EXCELLENT BK Attorney and his services are outstanding because he is extremely Organized & Professional, just like his office staff. He is extremely informative and responded to all my questions in a quick and timely manner. His Communication skills are above average and he is extremely pleasant to work with. I had the unfortunate displeasure of working with another Attorney (Not from Roland's office) and this BAD attorney fit the negative sterotype we have of attorneys. It wasn't until I met Roland & experienced his EXCELLENT services that I changed my opinion of attorneys in general and that there are actually a few GOOD people in this world, Roland and his staff being top on the Good List!
Arnold G 05/14/2012 3:40 pm More...

Professional, Honest, straight-forward

Mr. Kedikian told me what can be done and got me the ch 7 discharge. he tells you what the law is and what can be done, not what you want to hear. No pressure to hire him, and he responded to my calls and emails promptly. would recommend.
Maria 04/14/2012 More...

Excellent BK Attorney

Roland was the fifth bankruptcy attorney I met with. Based upon my profession, I deal a lot with attorneys so I have a pretty good idea which ones seem squared away. On almost all the prior meetings, I actually met with a paralegal. This was not the case with Roland. Upon meeting with him, he explained the whole bankruptcy process to me. I had done quite a bit of research, but I was happy to hear this because it confirmed what I learned. Roland also told me that he does all of his own paperwork--versus having a paralegal do it.
I had a fairly complicated bankruptcy, but Roland seemed very knowledgeable. Was he the cheapest? No. He was middle of the road. The cheapest I came across was $400 cheaper then Roland. Trust me, the bankruptcy laws are so convoluted, it is worth it to spend $400 on more on a quality attorney. No one has any sympathy, so you need to have your paperwork correct the first time.
Based upon my research and how he presented himself with his knowledge, I went with him.
Long story short, I was extremely happy with Roland. He responds personally by e-mail. I even sent a few questions on the weekend, expecting an answer on Monday, but got a response on the weekend.
In the past, I have represented myself in a divorce. Many people can do that if they are intelligent and do the research. With bankruptcy, don't do it. Get a quality attorney. In all honestly, I really want to help anyone who has to go through it, and by picking Roland, you will be on the right track.
Joe T 12/24/2011 More...