If you are an ordinary California renter, owning basic household goods and possessions, jewelry worth $3,000, a car with $5,000 in equity, a 401k worth $50,000, and $10,000 of good old cash in the bank – ALL WOULD BE EXEMPT.

The important thing is to consult with a Bay Area bankruptcy attorney to:

1. Minimize the amount you have to pay to creditors.

2. Maximize the property you get to keep.

There is much false information floating around about bankruptcy. If you live in the greater Bay Area and want to understand your bankruptcy options, then call Marty K. Courson, a San Francisco bankruptcy lawyer at 415-433-3100.

The initial consultation for prospective bankruptcy clients is always FREE.

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How can I find more detailed information about the bankruptcy process?

Perhaps the best way to find out more information is simply to call Marty Courson, Attorney at Law, at 415-433-3100 to set up a free consultation, or contact us via the Contact page.

Not ready to talk to a lawyer? For an in-depth overview of the bankruptcy process, see the excellent website prepared and maintained by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts entitled: "Bankruptcy Basics." Remember that bankruptcy is a complex area and requires expert knowledge in both applicable federal and state law. It is not for the timid. See a knowledgeable bankruptcy lawyer to discuss the appropriate strategy in your particular case.