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Robert P. Taylor

Robert P. Taylor

Affordable Attorneys Group
  • Bankruptcy
  • California
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Biography

I have been a practicing attorney for more than 20 years. During this time, I have assisted numerous individuals in resolving their financial difficulties with either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy proceedings. My objective is to provide a quick, cost-effective, stress-free, and convenient solution to your financial challenges. If you are currently experiencing financial issues, contemplating bankruptcy, and seeking guidance in a welcoming and non-judgmental environment, search no further. I provide a complimentary hour-long consultation, which can be conducted in person at my office or remotely via phone.

Practice Area
Bankruptcy
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief
Fees
  • Free Consultation
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
California
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Languages
  • English
Professional Experience
Managing Partner
Affordable Attorneys Group
- Current
Education
Western State College of Law at Argosy University
Juris Doctor (1994) | Law
Honors: Honor Roll / Top 20% Graduate
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Western State University College of Law
B.S. (1992) | Law
Honors: Information coming soon.
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Golden West College
A.A. (1989) | Business Administration
Honors: Information coming soon.
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Awards
Preeminent 5.0 out of 5
Martindale-Hubbell
Three Best Rated
Top Lawyers
2018, 2019
Avvo Top Contributor
Avvo
2012, 2013
Professional Associations
National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys
Member
- Current
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Orange County Bar Association
Member
- Current
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California State Bar  # 181241
Member
- Current
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Speaking Engagements
Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Basics Seminar
Bankruptcy Alternatives, Bankruptcy
Websites & Blogs
Website
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Legal Answers
34 Questions Answered
Q. Can NC parent be held in contempt if only making part of CS payments that were ordered in CA
A: Generally, for a parent to be found in contempt for failing to pay child or spousal support, the court must find that the parent had the ability to do so and willfully didn't. Contempt is what we call a quasi criminal proceeding that requires proof of intent. If someone is ordered to pay $3,000 a month and their income is only $2,000 a month, then they probably cannot pay the order and their failure is not willful. On the other hand, if they make $10,000 a month and fail to pay three, it is not difficult to find that the failure was intentional or willful.
Q. Can I use the other party insurance to pay for uninsured driver if the fault was my son's and he is not covered
A: If I understand your question correctly, the answer is no. You can't make the other parties insurance pay for damage to your car if they were caused by your son, who was driving your car and excluded under your policy. The other parties uninsured motorist, which they pay for out of their pocket, is to cover them for damages caused by people uninsured people like your son.
Q. Hello! I wanted to get advice on my current situation. I have filed divorce from my husband and i am just waiting
A: First, the soonest your divorce can be final is 6 months from the date your husband was served. Meaning that if he was served recently, the courts 6 months time frame for finalizing your divorce really is not significant. If that's not the case, and the court clerk is telling you it's going to take 6 months to process the paperwork, you may expedite the proceeding by setting a court hearing date, at which time the judge could approve your divorce and the court clerk could stamp your papers as final. Not sure what the timelines are in Contra Costa County, but ask the court clerk.

The fastest way to get to your goal would be to have your husband sign a quitclaim deed on the property you're buying. Usually lenders will not loan a married person money to buy real estate unless both parties are acquiring the Realty or one of them signs a quit claim. If your ex will do that, probably no need to finalize your divorce first. ... Read More
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9042 Garfield Ave
Suite 302
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
Telephone: (714) 962-1892
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