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Law Office of Gabriel Castillo

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Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Benito, San Francisco, Contra Costa, Alameda, Napa, Marin, Sacramento and Placer Counties. From contested divorce trials to the most difficult of bankruptcy cases, Evans Law attorneys take on cases that other attorneys won’t take because we know we can help. If our office is not close to your home, let us do the first consultation on the phone or zoom, and you can have confidence that we can and will do what we say. We give people the advice that helps them, considering their facts and the law.

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Address: 137 Central Ave, Salinas, CA 93901

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Law Office of Gabriel Castillo

Divorce
Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Benito, San Francisco, Contra Costa, Alameda, Napa, Marin, Sacramento and Placer Counties. From contested divorce trials to the most difficult of bankruptcy cases, Evans Law attorneys take on cases that other attorneys won’t take because we know we can help. If our office is not close to your home, let us do the first consultation on the phone or zoom, and you can have confidence that we can and will do what we say. We give people the advice that helps them, considering their facts and the law.
Child Support
Fortunately, the law has carved out several exceptions for certain transfers made before bankruptcy is filed. Under the law, payments made on account of domestic support obligations such as child support or alimony are not considered preferential transfers. Additionally, aggregate payments of less than $600 to creditors are generally exempt from being considered as a preferential transfer. However, if most of your debts are business debts, you may pay up to $6,225 towards a business debt without fear of having the transaction avoided later.
Child Custody and Visitation
Evans Law Offices attorneys began representing clients in need of family law and bankruptcy affordable legal services in the bay area and other Northern California Counties in 2000. Specializing in cases with litigation, hearings and trials, we bring the experience that you need to your team. Our attorneys work tirelessly on adversary proceedings for bankruptcy trials and family litigation to include complex move away trials, domestic violence, child custody and support litigation.
Spousal Support
One of the very basic tenants and cornerstones of protection is the automatic stay. When a Bankruptcy case is filed the automatic stay is put into place. The automatic stay acts as a shield to creditors, and will prevent actions being taken against the person or entity that filed the bankruptcy case, unless the stay is lifted by a bankruptcy judge after a hearing. The automatic stay applies in any chapter chosen. Though powerful and useful in protecting assets and income at the inception of any bankruptcy case, the automatic stay has exceptions that have been written into the Bankruptcy Code over time, to offer other protections for groups or individuals who might be harmed with the filing of a bankruptcy case. An example of areas in which the automatic stay does not afford protections includes the dissolution of marriage, child support and spousal support. The automatic stay will not stop the family court from ordering the payment of support; protections may be afforded, however, for ongoing collection efforts for arrears that have accrued for either type of support. The automatic stay will not protect against a tax refund intercept for child support or spousal support (domestic support) obligations, in most circumstances. The taxing authorities are also afforded other intercept or set off potential for refunds, depending on the sum owing on the taxes, and the timing of case filing.

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Brette L. Evans has been a practicing attorney since 1995. Ms. Evans received her undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of California Santa Cruz. Ms. Evans went on to obtain her law degree from the University of California Hastings College of the Law. During law school Ms. Evans clerked for the Honorable James Lamden, where she gained valuable in chambers/court experience. Since obtaining her law degree, she has practiced bankruptcy law, family law, intellectual property, and civil litigation. Although she has practiced in multiple areas of the law, Brette’s main focus is bankruptcy and family law where she works tirelessly to include night and weekends to ensure that she has left no stone unturned. Brette works directly with clients, experts, families and businesses to navigate legal hurdles, advocate forcefully through trying times and adversity. She seeks to create leverage and strategically plans courses of legal action seeking to achieve the most positive outcomes for her clients.
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