Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 have different requirements and consequences. Joshua can explain how each may apply after reviewing your income, debts, property, payment history, and goals.
Situations & services
Start with what’s going on.
You don’t need to identify the legal issue before you call. Choose the situation closest to yours and see what information may help you prepare.
Choose your situation
What do you need help with?
You don’t need to know the legal term or have every document ready. Choose the closest situation and start with what happened.
Probate & estate planning
Get help after a death or plan for the future.
If someone has passed, Joshua can help you understand what may need to happen with the estate. If you’re planning ahead, he can discuss wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and the decisions involved.
01Probate & estate planning
Get help after a death or plan for the future.
If someone has passed, Joshua can help you understand what may need to happen with the estate. If you’re planning ahead, he can discuss wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and the decisions involved.
Helpful if you have it
Bring the death certificate, any will or trust, and a basic list of property. You can still call if something is missing or you’re not sure what exists.
Request an appointment02Bankruptcy
Find out whether bankruptcy may help.
Joshua can explain Chapter 7, Chapter 13, and non-bankruptcy options after reviewing your income, debts, property, payment history, and goals.
Helpful if you have it
Bring recent statements, creditor notices, and a basic list of your income, property, and debts if you have them.
Request an appointment03Foreclosure & foreclosure defense
Get guidance on a foreclosure matter.
Joshua can advise creditors pursuing foreclosure and property owners facing foreclosure. He can review the loan and security documents, notices, payment history, timing, and related bankruptcy issues to explain the next steps that may be available.
Helpful if you have it
Bring the loan and security documents, payment history, notices and envelopes, and any approaching sale or court dates.
Request an appointment04Real estate matters
Get clarity on a real estate matter.
Joshua can assist with real estate purchase transactions, contract review and drafting, lease drafting, and other obligations involving real property.
Helpful if you have it
Bring signed agreements, title documents, payment records, important messages, and any court papers you have.
Request an appointment05Landlord evictions
Handle an eviction with a clear next step.
Joshua can review the lease, notices, payment history, possession issues, and other facts to explain what information matters and what the next step may be.
Helpful if you have it
Bring the lease, notices, messages, photographs, payment records, and any other evidence connected to the tenancy if you have them.
Request an appointment06Creditor in Bankruptcy
Protect your rights when a borrower files bankruptcy.
Joshua represents secured and unsecured creditors in bankruptcy and can advise on foreclosure strategy, relief from the automatic stay, and options for pursuing recovery in Chapter 11 and Chapter 13 proceedings.
Helpful if you have it
Bring the note, security documents, payment history, bankruptcy notice, proof-of-claim information, and any foreclosure documents or deadlines you have.
Request an appointmentService questions
Answers to common questions.
This information can help you prepare, but it is not legal advice. The answer for your situation depends on the facts and current law.
It depends on the property, equity, loans, payment status, available exemptions, bankruptcy chapter, and other facts. Bring current statements and a realistic list of your property and debts to the consultation.
The answer depends on your circumstances, timing, prior filings, and any action already underway. If a sale, repossession, garnishment, or another deadline is approaching, call the office immediately so Joshua can review the situation.
Foreclosure generally involves a creditor enforcing rights against secured property. Foreclosure defense involves a property owner responding to a threatened or pending foreclosure. Joshua can review the documents, deadlines, and related bankruptcy issues to explain which considerations may apply.
Review before signing can provide time to identify obligations, deadlines, and unclear terms. If an agreement is already signed or a dispute has developed, bring the complete document and related messages so Joshua can review the situation.
Timing depends on the notice, the tenant’s response, service, the court schedule, and whether the matter is contested. Joshua can review the current stage and explain what may affect the timeline.
Bring the death certificate, any will or trust, account information, a basic list of property and debts, and any court papers you have. You can still call if something is missing or you’re not sure what exists.
The next step
Tell us what’s
going on.
Call the office or request an appointment. You don’t need to know which legal option applies before you get in touch.
4326 W. Cheyenne Ave., Suite 109, North Las Vegas, NV 89032Monday to Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Consultations in person or over the phone by confirmed appointment
Saturday and Sunday: Closed
Consultations in person or over the phone by confirmed appointment