Bankruptcy Attorney Serving San Diego County

San Diego County is California's second-most-populous county — about 3.3 million people spread from the South Bay border up the coast to North County and inland to the East County mountains. It's also one of the most expensive places in the country to live, and a renter-majority region, so when a Navy paycheck ends, a biotech round doesn't close, or a medical bill lands, there's rarely home equity to fall back on and credit-card balances climb fast. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is the federal reset built for exactly that. Ron Chini has handled Chapter 7 from his Irvine office since 2009 and serves San Diego County entirely by phone, video, and e-signature — so the roughly 85-mile distance never costs you a thing. Here's what filing in San Diego actually involves: the single court that hears your case, the communities we serve, and the questions we hear most.

How we help San Diego County residents

From beach-city renters to East County families to South Bay homeowners, the debt that brings people to Chapter 7 in San Diego is remarkably consistent: a collection lawsuit in Superior Court, a garnishment that's eating into every paycheck, and unsecured balances that outgrew a punishing cost of living. A discharge clears that unsecured debt for good. These are the matters we handle most for San Diego County residents:

Cities we serve in San Diego County

From our Irvine office we represent clients across San Diego County — from the South Bay and Chula Vista up the coast through Carlsbad and Oceanside, and inland to Escondido and El Cajon. Don't see your city? We serve every San Diego County community — just give us a call.

San Diego County bankruptcy FAQ