Yes! you can own property before, during, and after bankruptcy. Many people believe they cannot own anything for a period of time after filing for bankruptcy. This is not true. You can keep your exempt property and anything you obtain after the bankruptcy is filed. However, if you receive an inheritance, a property settlement, or life insurance benefits within 180 days after filing for bankruptcy, that money or property may have to be paid to your creditors if the property or money is not exempt.
Glendale Office
Law Office of Roland Kedikian
1000 N. Central Ave Ste 300
Glendale,
CA
91202

Common Questions
- I need a Lawyer for Bankruptcy, can you help?
- What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
- what is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
- What is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
- What is Bankruptcy Law About?
- Do you offer Free Attorney Consultation?
- What about Settling with Creditors?
- What Bankruptcy Options are there?

We are members of the Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney's Association

We are members of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

We have been admitted to the U.S. Central District , Eastern District, and Southern District Court.

We are bankruptcy attorneys with excellent standing with the California State Bar.