Miranda, Magden & Miranda, LLP

No, if you decide to declare bankruptcy, you can do them individually without damaging your spouse's credit. It is an option to present with your spouse, in a joint case. Talk to our bankruptcy attorneys to discuss the steps to request financial relief.

You can speak Spanish in the interview, if you are over 50 and have had a green card for more than 20 years, or if you are over 55 and have had a green card for 15 years.

Naturalization can take a minimum of five years, unless you have a green card from your spouse, then it could take three years. Immigration lawyers in Miranda, Magden and Miranda are ready to help you in your citizenship to the US, request an appointment.

All of our attorneys and most of our staff speak Spanish. Contact our office for a consultation.

No. Make an appointment with a bankruptcy attorney to get help to overcome your growing debt.

One of our bankruptcy attorneys can help you with filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 and has the understanding to help you repair your credit score. More than likely your credit is already declining if you have missed payments for your mortgage or credit cards. So although your credit score will drop upon filing for Bankruptcy, the idea is that your credit score will rise following completion of the bankruptcy as you get back on track with your finances. Contact us today to arrange for an appointment to discuss your financial standing.

We have helped many migrants who are seeking asylum and are ready to assist you with your case as well. Talk to our asylum lawyers today to see if we can help with your immigration status.

Our legal system doesn’t prevent individuals from filing for bankruptcy without an attorney. However, the federal courts advise you to file with a bankruptcy attorney. Filing for bankruptcy with an attorney will help ensure your filing is complete and accurate, and that you are able to take full advantage of any exemptions that you may have available to you. Contact our office today to set up a consultation.

Many individuals are able to keep their home when filing for bankruptcy. Many times bankruptcy can help a person get back on track financially and assist him or her with starting a more fiscally-responsible way of life. Our bankruptcy attorneys can help guide you on your journey. Please contact our office today to schedule an appointment.

A finalized divorce greatly varies and a timeframe can never be guaranteed. However, on average divorces range from 3 to 24 months, depending on whether it is contested or uncontested, the complexity of the issues, and the capacity of the courthouse. A divorce in California takes a minimum of 6 months to be finalized, as this minimum is set by state law. However, the work involved in the divorce can be often be completed in less time if the divorce is uncontested or if the parties already have an agreement on all issues. A contested divorce requiring court involvement will generally take longer.. These times will vary by judge and county and the willingness of the couple to stay on task. Contact Miranda, Magden & Miranda Law Group today to speak with one of our divorce attorneys.

Immigration legal fees can vary based on what is needed to obtain the protected status you seek, such as U.S. Permanent Residence or U.S. Citizenship. We understand the need for our services to be affordable and we often work with clients in need of financial assistance by offering different payment plan options. This allows many of our clients to have access to an attorney who will represent them where needed. Our immigration lawyers may be able to help you today - please call our office to set up a consultation.