Peter Maurice Lively

Law office of Peter M lively helps individuals and businesses resolve financial problems particularly settling debts in obtaining debt relief under the United States Bankruptcy Code as debt relief agents 25 years experience in over 5000 satisfied clients. Mr. Lively obtained his JD MBA from UCLA in 1982 and was inducted as a Fellow in the American College of Bankruptcy in 2014. Mr. Lively served as President of the Central District of California Consumer Debtors Attorneys Association (cdcbaa) in 2017 after serving on the Board of Directors for the prior 10 years. Mr. Lively regularly lectures to other attorneys for their continuing legal education credits in the areas of consumer and small business bankruptcies, Chapter 7, 11 and 13.

University of California - Los Angeles

Law Degree (1992)

1988 - 1992

University of California - Los Angeles

MBA (1992)

1988 - 1992

Carnegie Mellon University

B.S. (1988) | Management & Economics

1984 - 1988

Honors: High Honors

Attorney

Law Office of Peter M Lively

1994 - Current

Inside the Minds: Chapter 7 Consumer Bankruptcy Strategies

West Publishing

2012

Chapter 13 Plan Confirmation, Bankruptcy Judges' Conference, Indian Wells, California

May 22, 2016

Official Recognition

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys

Pro Bono Attorney of the Year

Public Counsel

2012

central district consumer bankruptcy attorneys association

President

2017 - Current

American College of Bankruptcy

Fellow

2014 - Current

California State Bar  # 162686

Member

1992 - Current

California

Since 1992

9th Circuit

Since 1992

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Q. Need help to dissolve S Corp due to pandemic- Can someone help?

June 15, 2022

A: You should speak with an experienced bankruptcy attorney as soon as possible.

Q. In California, when a judgment goes beyond 10 years, does it still accrue interest?

April 25, 2022

A: The limitations period is applicable to the deadline for filing a complaint to obtain a judgment. Judgments need to be renewed every ten years.

Q. Should I file for bankruptcy or settle law suit?

March 11, 2022

A: Provided that you take the necessary steps to seek reaffirmation of a vehicle loan, you don't lose the vehicle based upon the judge's decision.

Granting or denying a creditor's motion to approve the debtor's reaffirmation of a vehicle loan only impacts whether or not the debtor may be responsible for a potential deficiency balance (after auction) if the debtor defaults under the contract and the creditor repossesses and auctions the vehicle.

Best to speak with a bankruptcy attorney to discuss this and other issues before deciding how to deal with your debts.