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Affordable Debt Relief
Our Los Angeles bankruptcy attorneys are Certified Specialists in consumer and small business bankruptcy. Call 1-800-477-3111 for a free consultation at our office. We offer reasonable rates and payment plans.
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Know Your Rights
Creditors will try to intimidate you and take advantage of your lack of knowledge. They employ aggressive teams of lawyers and debt collectors to trick and confuse you. We will ensure that you are not denied the full benefits afforded to you by the bankruptcy laws.
We may be able to put a stop to:
- Creditor threats and harassment
- Calls from bill collectors
- Wage garnishment
- Foreclosure
- Lawsuits
- IRS action
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Free Online Bankruptcy Evaluation
If you are not sure that bankruptcy applies to you, we offer a free online consultation where we take a close look at your situation. Simply answer a series of questions – completely confidentially – and this will help us to determine whether bankruptcy is the best alternative for you. Our Los Angeles bankruptcy attorneys understand that each case is unique and requires a personalized plan. All consultations are with an experienced bankruptcy attorney so you know you will be getting the most qualified advice. After the evaluation, if you feel that bankruptcy is the best option for you, come in to our office for a more extensive consultation and to begin the process.
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Additional Resources
Bankruptcy laws have changed. As certified Los Angeles bankruptcy attorneys, we can help you find what you need to know. Click here for additional online resources relating to California bankruptcy.
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Internet Discount
We offer a discount to those who have done their research and found us on the web. Learn more about our Internet discount.
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Bayer, Wishman & Leotta in the News
Bayer, Wishman & Leotta are experts in the field of bankruptcy and are frequently featured on television, radio and on the web.
Television:
KCAL-TV - More Deals: Personal Bankruptcy
December 10, 2002: Bayer says most of his clients use a Chapter 7 bankruptcy
to wipe out their non-secured debt including credit card payments. A Chapter
7 is best for consumers with few assets such as a house or car.
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KCAL-TV - Eleven Part Series on Preparing for the next Recession, Part 11
February 26, 2001: Leon Bayer of Bayer, Wishman and Leotta – a bankruptcy
law firm in Los Angeles – says bankruptcy can be helpful. “Most
people who file a bankruptcy are being hounded to death by bill collectors
who are calling them at their job. They get phone calls at night at home demanding
money that they can’t pay.”
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KCAL-TV - Eleven Part Series on Preparing for the next Recession, Part 6
February 12, 2001: If you make only the minimum payments on credit cards with
standard interest rates, bankruptcy lawyer Leon Bayer has a warning for you: “you
will die in debt,” he says...
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Radio:
Bankruptcies R Us on Marketplace - American Public Media
"Over 2 million American households filed for bankruptcy in 2005. Bob Moon reports that it wasn’t just financial troubles..."
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here to listen
"Your
Legal Rights" on KALW-FM Public Radio 91.7-San Francisco
Wednesday, February 23, 2005: Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney Leon
Bayer joins us in from 7:30 to 8:30 pm, to talk about bankruptcy
and take calls from listeners. People outside of the Bay area can
listen live via internet. Click
here for live broadcast
Benjamin Dover Show on KFI AM 640-Los Angeles
KFI Updates Sunday, May 25, 2002: Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney Leon Bayer
joins us to discuss the recent news about the rising tide of personal bankruptcy
filings...as well as an update on the aggressive lobbying efforts of the nation’s
leading banks and credit card companies to change the federal bankruptcy laws....
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Benjamin Dover Show on KFI AM 640-Los Angeles
KFI Updates Sunday, June 2, 2002:Anti-virus software, advice from bankruptcy
attorney Leon Bayer, smart travel tips, rebate headaches and more...
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Benjamin Dover Show on KFI AM 640-Los Angeles
Bens' tips on annuities, SBC may owe you, tips on dealing with the IRS and
more
KFI Updates Sunday July 7, 2002: LA-based bankruptcy attorney Leon Bayer clears
the air on an e-mail that was a screaming good example of bad information...
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Benjamin Dover Show on KFI AM 640-Los Angeles
KFI Updates Sunday, June 2, 2002: /advice from bankruptcy attorney Leon Bayer,
smart travel tips and more...
Leon Knows! Bankruptcy expert, Los Angeles-based Leon Bayer answers some tough
questions about the coming changes in the bankruptcy laws, as well as debunking
and explaining the myths of seeking refuge by invoking your right to legally
protect your assets or legally discharge your liabilities through this legal
maneuver...
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Internet:
Making Payments On Time During Bankruptcy May Save Your Home
"...Probably the single scariest unknown is: What will happen to your home if you file for bankruptcy? "
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here for full transcript
Bracing
for the bankruptcy bill (CNN Money)
"What you should know about a bill that would make it tougher
for consumers to clear their debts."
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here for full transcript
Special
Report: Beware cut-rate bankruptcy advice (MSN Money)
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More people are turning to high-volume bankruptcy law firms and document-preparers. But trusting the wrong person can have staggering costs: lost homes and broken lives.... "
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The Bankruptcy Paralegal Connection (LawyerAssistant.com)
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Ask Leon ... A weekly column provided to our readers by Leon D. Bayer, Esq.,
a California attorney and a Certified Specialist in Personal and Small Business
Bankruptcy Law by the State Bar of California. Mr. Bayer can be contacted directly
at... "
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Events Conspire Against Bankruptcy Reform (theStreet.com)
Even if the House and Senate bills do expire this year, the issue of bankruptcy
reform likely won’t disappear. As Leon Bayer, whose law firm, Bayer, Wishman & Leotta,
Los Angeles, handles 600 personal bankruptcy cases a year, notes: "As
long as credit card companies are willing to dole out millions in campaign
contributions, we will continue to see legislation."
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