Atty. John Given

Atty. John Given

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Attorney · Licensed in California

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John Given is an attorney practicing in California.

Verified attorney profile · Updated October 2026

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy transfer issue

Is it a transfer? Yes. Is this an issue? Probably not. I agree that so long as you received value for the property (as opposed to transfering it for token value, e.g., $1) this should not develope...

4 months ago Best Answer 6 answer
What do I do?

You should consider filing bankruptcy, but it might or might not fit your medium and long term goals. Deciding to (or not to) file a bankruptcy has long lasting consequences that need to be factored i...

4 months ago 8 answer
How can I find out why the franchise tax board suddenly levied my personal checking account and if it had been done in error?

John Michael Given 5 stars 6 reviews Rating: 7.3 Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorney in San Diego, CA Reveal number tel: (858) 815-3545 Private message Call Message Profile Posted on Mar 29 The obligation ...

4 months ago 4 answer
Why can't I use my bank card after bankruptcy has been discharged?

I agree with much that has been said before me. Listing the debt was not optional; you must list all of your debts. That doesn't mean that your attorney did a good job explaining that a line of credit...

4 months ago 7 answer
Sued by Midland Funding- now wage garnishment?

I agree with a prior answer, that you might not have been served properly. I wish I could say this is surprising, but ... I can't. Even valid service might not give you actual notice of a lawsuit. I.e...

4 months ago 6 answer

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