Bankruptcy Law Links

Below you will find many bankruptcy law useful links to help you better understand the San Diego bankruptcy process and the bankruptcy laws generally.

Bankruptcy Law Links and Other Useful Links

Our bankruptcy law links and other useful links include links to the California bankruptcy courts, the Federal courts, bankruptcy law, San Diego bankruptcy law, Federal law, California law, and many other useful links.

Bankruptcy Courts

 

There are four Bankruptcy Court "districts" in California:

                •   United States Bankruptcy Court, Central District of California

                •   United States Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of California

                •   United States Bankruptcy Court, Northern District of California

                •   United States Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of California

Bankruptcy Law      

 

Bankruptcy law includes, among other things, the following statutes and rules:

                •   Bankruptcy Code (Title 11 of the United States Code)

                •   Bankruptcy Rules (Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure)

                •   Local Bankruptcy Court Rules, Central District of California

                •   Local Bankruptcy Court Rules, Eastern District of California

                •   Local Bankruptcy Court Rules, Northern District of California

                •   Local Bankruptcy Court Rules, Southern District of California

                •   Official Bankruptcy Forms

Bankruptcy Trustees

 

Information about bankruptcy trustees can be found at:

                •   National Association of Bankruptcy Trustees (NABT)

                •   National Association of Chapter 13 Trustees (NACTT)

                •   United States Trustees Program

California Law 

 

Some California laws that frequently come up in bankruptcy include:

                •   California Constitution

                •   Code of Civil Procedure

                •   Commercial Code

                •   Civil Code

                •   Family Code   

Credit Report

 

You can get a free copy of your credit report from all 3 bureaus at:

                •   AnnualCreditReport.com

Federal Agencies 

 

Some Federal Agencies that can be involved in the bankruptcy process include:

                •   Department of Justice

                •   Federal Agencies

                •   Federal Bureau of Investigation

                •   Internal Revenue Service

                •   United States Attorneys

                •   United States Trustee  

Federal Courts 

 

Federal Courts located in California and covering bankruptcy matters include:

                •   Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals

                •   Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel

                •   United States Court of Appeals

                •   United States District Courts

                •   United States Supreme Court

Federal Law 

 

Some other Federal Laws that frequently come up in bankruptcy include:

                •   Code of Federal Regulations

                •   United States Code

                •   United States Constitution

Federal Government 

 

The following are important links for the United States Federal Government:

                •   Library of Congress

                •   United States Government

                •   United States House of Representatives

                •   United States Senate

                •   White House

Home Values

 

You can find your home value by using these free tools:

                •   Eppraisal.com

                •   Zillow.com

Internet Search

 

The main internet search engines are:

                •   Google

                •   Bing

                •   MSN

                •   Yahoo

Map and Driving Directions

 

For a map and driving directions to your attorney's office you can use:

                •   Google Maps

                •   Mapquest

                •   Yahoo Maps

National and Local News

 

News sources that can help you keep up with national and local news include:

                 •   CNN

                 •   Google News  

                 •   The New York Times

                 •   The Wall Street Journal

                 •   USA Today

                 •   Yahoo News

San Diego Local News

 

Local San Diego news sources include:

                 •   San Diego Daily Transcript    

                 •   San Diego Union Tribune

                 •   10 News San Diego