[COLUMN] When Chapter 13 is safer than Chapter 7 

WHAT is the meaning of the title of this article? Does this imply that Chapter 7 is risky such that Chapter 13 is safer in certain situations? Yes, that’s exactly what it means. Now that interest rates on mortgages are historically at their lowest and given the shortage of houses in Southern California, the prices…

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[COLUMN] Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage

WITH so many drivers in California driving without valid insurance coverage, it is important to make sure that your insurance policy includes uninsured motorist coverage.  Your insurance agent is the best source to inquire about in obtaining this coverage. Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage have several similarities.  For both, coverage applies only if a vehicle…

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[COLUMN] Part 3: Technical analysis for stock trading

Part 3 of 4 Technical analysis is the study of historical market data including price and volume. It helps long-term investors  time their entry (buy) or exit (sell). If timing is off, gains will be lower no matter how strong business fundamentals are. Technical analysts depend on tools to find trends and patterns in the stock market. Such tools…

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[COLUMN] Wrongful death

WHETHER a loved one dies as a result of an auto accident, pedestrian accident, motorcycle accident or an elderly loved one dies as result nursing home neglect/abuse, it is non-economic damages that resonate with a jury.  These damages for the loss to the plaintiff of the decedent’s love, companionship, comfort, care, assistance, affection, protection, society…

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[COLUMN] Converting Chapter 7 to Chapter 13

The question of course is why would anyone need to convert his Chapter 7 case to Chapter 13 when the former is a total wipeout of debt, while the latter would require partial or full payment of debt? It’s because after you file your Chapter 7 case, the estimated value of your house was wrong,…

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[COLUMN] Act now to get affordable home internet

By Rachelle Arizmendi With over 4 million people in the United States, Filipino Americans are the 3rd largest Asian American group in the county. In California, we are the largest Asian American group with 1.6 million. Although Filipino Americans have an average household income higher than the average US household income, there are many Filipinos living…

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[COLUMN] Insurance companies taking advantage of you

IT is no secret that the insurance industry wants claimants to be unrepresented in order to take advantage of them with lowball settlement offers and unfair denials of liability. For example, in nationwide class-action litigation, former Allstate employees testified that they were “trained to build rapport with customers and discourage them from hiring lawyers.” This…

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[COLUMN] Technical analysis for stock trading

Stock traders use fundamental analysis and technical analysis to buy stocks. Fundamental analysis involves looking at a company’s business metrics such as revenue, earnings and debt. Technical analysis involves looking only at a stock’s recent price movements and identifying buy and sell signals in its chart. Technical analysis identifies price trends and chart patterns. Technical analysts believe past…

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[COLUMN] Investing in value stocks

Growth stocks are expected to grow sales and earnings at a faster rate than the market average. Growth stocks have a history of strong revenue growth and projected strong revenue growth and strong earnings. Growth stocks  have the potential to outperform the overall market over time because of their future potential. Growth stocks often look…

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[COLUMN] Pedestrian accidents

A PEDESTRIAN is crossing a typically busy street in a marked mid-block crosswalk. A car approaching the crosswalk in the slow lane sees the pedestrian crossing and stops for the pedestrian. This car blocks the view of another car approaching the crosswalk in the fast lane. There is no stop. The driver of the car…

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[COLUMN] Break the shackles of debt after COVID

A PEDESTRIAN is crossing a typically busy street in a marked mid-block crosswalk. A car approaching the cross walk in the slow lane sees the pedestrian crossing and stops for the pedestrian. This car blocks the view of another car approaching the crosswalk in the fast lane. There is no stop. The driver of the…

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[COLUMN] Investing in value stocks

Investors who use fundamental analysis are often broken into two categories: Value investors place a higher priority current stock price. Growth investors place a higher priority on the future prospects. Let’s discuss Value investing now and explore Growth next week. Value stocks are companies that are currently trading below what they are really worth. Value investors seek out larger,…

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[COLUMN] Traumatic brain injury

TYPICALLY, traumatic brain injury cases arise in personal-injury cases involving the negligence of a third person. These types of cases arise from motor-vehicle accidents, vehicle-pedestrian accidents, injuries arising from a defective product, bicycle and motorcycle accidents. The thought before was that if a person does not lose consciousness, they could not have suffered brain injury….

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[COLUMN] Are you trapped in debt with no way out?

BEING in debt and doing nothing about it can have more serious consequences than you think. First of all, it can impact your financial future. Uncontrolled debt can deprive you the opportunity to put money aside for emergencies, save money for a home or college for your children, or perhaps for retirement. Every day I…

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