Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

He may qualify for bankruptcy, but it is not a simple matter of how much you owe. Also, debts incurred as the result of a vehicle accident involving DUI or potentially other impairments may not be dischargeable (not saying that is what caused your husband's accident, just to be clear). You and your husband need to find a local bankruptcy attorney, and take advantage of the free consultations that most bankruptcy attorneys offer. There are a lot of factors once must consider when deciding whether or not to file bankruptcy.

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