A local office, with a remote start
La Jolla is a coastal San Diego community. The firm’s published office address is on Executive Square near UTC; confirm that address when booking rather than assuming the meeting is in the coastal Village.
If you want to meet Jeff in person, the firm's La Jolla office is at 4275 Executive Square, Suite 200. You can also begin by phone or video. A local address gives you a place to review and sign your paperwork, while electronic document uploads keep the preparation from turning into a series of office visits. Ask which appointment format works for you when you call.
The firm serves La Jolla as part of its San Diego County practice. Your consultation is about your own finances, rather than assumptions about where you live. A homeowner, renter or business owner may have very different priorities even when the total amount owed looks similar.
Discuss property before choosing a chapter
If keeping a home or car is your first concern, say so at the beginning. Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 handle debt differently. Jeff reviews income, expenses, debts and property before recommending a direction. A home address or salary alone does not answer the eligibility question, and you should not assume that filing means losing everything or that every asset will be protected.
It helps to distinguish current payments from overdue amounts. Are you keeping up with a mortgage but struggling with credit cards? Or is there a foreclosure date and a need to catch up? Those are different conversations. Read the firm's home and car guide for an introduction, then discuss the details with Jeff.
Make the meeting useful
Write down the outcome you are trying to achieve and the questions you want answered. Bring up any business guarantees or tax debts alongside household bills so the review does not miss a separate problem. The consultation is also the time to discuss attorney fees and available payment arrangements before deciding whether to proceed.
Talk with Jeff about your options
Call 619-933-6057 for a free consultation, or request contact and describe the kind of help you are looking for. Jeff answers his own phone and explains the options in plain English. Attorney fees depend on the chapter and the situation; discuss the cost and available payment arrangements before committing.
For a La Jolla consultation, you can choose phone, video or an office appointment. The firm's usual preparation involves electronic documents and one in-person review and signing meeting. Ask what the process would involve for your case, including anything that needs attention before filing.
This page provides general information. A consultation request does not create an attorney-client relationship or guarantee a bankruptcy result. Please do not submit confidential information through the public form.
