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This web site provides general information only.  Nothing on it constitutes legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by the information provided here.

Due to the complexity of bankruptcy and exemption laws, and differing interpretations of statute and case law from various state and federal courts, you should obtain the services of a competent bankruptcy attorney before acting upon the materials contained on this web site or filing a bankruptcy petition.

If your matter is not related to an individual, a business, or an event or transaction in California, you should obtain the services of a competent attorney in your jurisdiction. The firm does not practice law in jurisdictions outside of California.

Creation of Attorney-Client Relationship
An attorney-client relationship is ONLY created after:
  - the attorney agrees to accept your case; and
  - you have entered into a signed written contract with our office; and
  - you have paid all agreed retainer fees to our firm.

An attorney-client relationship can only be established by mutual written consent with the attorney.

Email
If you are a potential client, please do not send an email to our office with anything more than your basic contact information until you have spoken with an attorney. Sending email to our office does not establish an attorney-client relationship. E-mail from or to a work e-mail address may not be confidential.