top of page
An Alternative for Cost-Conscious Creditors
Use Geographic Arbitrage to Reduce your Legal Expenses in Los Angeles.

If you are a creditor in a case in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Central District of California, consider using the services of a Sacramento-area attorney who spent years litigating in that court.    

Why?  Advertisements, judicial decisions, anecdotal evidence, and common sense indicate that rates charged by attorneys in the Los Angeles area are higher than rates charged by Sacramento-area attorneys of comparable experience.   Technology, however, makes it unnecessary for a litigant in a Los Angeles bankruptcy court to have a Los Angeles-based attorney.  By retaining an attorney from outside of a high-priced legal market like Los Angeles, creditors may save considerable expenses in asserting their rights in the Los Angeles-area bankruptcy courts. 

DISCLAIMER:  This website is a "communication" for purposes of California law.  It is made, and is owned, by a California attorney identified within this website.  This website concerns the availability of representation in California only.  The website may provide some general legal information, but it does not create an attorney-client relationship.  By visiting this website you agree you have no attorney-client relationship with the site owner unless the owner and you have separately executed a written agreement for legal representation.  To the extent the website describes outcomes in other cases, you are notified that outcomes in past cases depended on the facts of those cases and are not a guaranty of similar outcomes in any case in which you may be involved.  

 Sample Services
  • ​Adversary Proceedings to Prevent Particular Debts from Being Discharged

  • Adversary Proceedings to Prevent Debtors from Obtaining, or to Revoke, a General Discharge

  • Challenges to Exemptions Claimed by Debtors

  • Motions for Relief from the Automatic Stay

  • Stay Violation Defense

  • Bankruptcy Trials

  • Bankruptcy Appeals

  • Proofs of Claims

  • Rule 2004 Exams

News

July 26, 2017

Ninth Circuit to Hear Homestead Exemption Case in November 2017. 

July 12, 2017

Brief in Third District Court of Appeals seeks to right wrong, educate bench on judgment enforcement technique. 

Publications

July 26, 2017

Blog Under Development

Content © 2017-2019 by Charles Q. Jakob. Proudly created with  Wix.com

  • s-facebook
  • Twitter Metallic
  • Google Metallic
  • s-linkedin
bottom of page