Law Offices of Alisa Admiral

02/03/2023

Does a fresh start sound good? It’s a new year and if debt has been stressing you out, contact us to discuss options for becoming debt free in 2023. [email protected].

11/19/2020

If debt is causing stress to you or someone you know, we may be able to help. We are offering free virtual consultations and you can call us at 562-277-1500 or email [email protected] to make an appointment.

11/11/2020

Thank you veterans!

03/19/2020

If debt is stressing you out, give us a call. We are bankruptcy attorneys and may be able to help. 562.277.1500.

11/11/2016

Thank you to all the Veterans that have served our country, including our own awesome Office Manager, Monica A. Cazarez!

03/18/2016

Happy Friday from the Law Offices of Alisa Admiral!

03/04/2016

When I'm not in the office working on helping people file cases, get a or attain or improve debt to income ratio to work toward becoming a or improving or stopping a or of a home, I am pursuing my other : triathlons!

02/23/2016

When you visit the Law Offices of Alisa Admiral, you will be greeted by the talented and awesome Justine. One of the many reasons to consider our firm to help you with your bankruptcy.

09/10/2015

The CFPB ordered two of the nation's largest debt collectors to refund nearly $60 million to consumers and collecting on another $128 million in debts.

05/08/2015

This is great news for people trying to rebuild their credit after bankruptcy!

The two banks have agreed to update borrowers’ reports within the next three months to reflect that the debts were canceled.

05/02/2015

If you are participating in Discover Zaferia come check out our booth and get some iced coffee or Gatorade.

03/11/2015

"Federal law prohibits bankruptcy judges from wiping out student loans, whether private or federal, except in rare cases of extreme financial hardship. Other forms of consumer credit such as mortgages, credit-card balances and auto loans face looser requirements for being discharged in bankruptcy."

The White House is exploring whether to make it easier for Americans to get rid of student loans through bankruptcy, joining consumer advocate groups and federal lawmakers who’ve been pushing for that type of investigation for years.