Los Angeles Bankruptcy Lawyers is a legal firm specializing in diverse areas of bankruptcy. The team includes experienced professionals such as Raj Wadhwani, Greg Shanfeld, Chantal Van Ongevalle, and Allan S. Williams. Their services cater to a variety of debt issues extending to various geographical locations including Los Angeles, Lancaster, Long Beach, Ontario, Sherman Oaks, and Palmdale.

Their expertise spans across Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, bankruptcy in relation to divorce and retirement, credit card debt, creditor harassment, financial stress, foreclosure protection, investment property foreclosure, and IRS tax debt. They also extend their services in situations of lawsuits and judgments, loan modification, medical debt, personal loans, rebuilding credit, repossession, second mortgage, small business bankruptcy, student loan debt, the means test, and wage garnishment.

In the Chapter 7 bankruptcy service, they help clients completely eliminate covered debt, enabling them to begin afresh financially. Meanwhile, in the Chapter 13 bankruptcy service, all debts are consolidated into a convenient single monthly payment through a unique and affordable plan. It's designed with flexibility in mind, adjusting debts to match what the client can realistically afford.

The team also provides support in the area of debt settlement, assisting clients to manage their burdensome debts. Through their debt settlement service, clients can negotiate their owed amount without having to go bankrupt.

The legal firm prides itself on board-certified specialists who claim to have assisted over 25,000 individuals and families regain control of their finances. Prospective clients can schedule a free consultation to discuss their financial needs and explore the solutions offered by Los Angeles Bankruptcy Lawyers.

To further facilitate client engagement, the firm provides informational videos and testimonials, along with an active blog. They have also incorporated a simple online payment process for clients to conveniently settle their dues.

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