Tristan Brown

T.L. Brown Law Firm was awarded an A+ by the Better Business Bureau. Filing over 300 cases each year, Attorney Tristan Brown remains a leading bankruptcy attorney in San Diego and the Southern California area.

Additionally, T.L. Brown’s immigration law practice continues to grow as the country’s immigration reform creates new paths to citizenship for immigrants.

Attorney Tristan Brown obtained his Juris Doctor degree from UCLA School of Law and quickly earned recognition as a leader in bankruptcy law. He was awarded "Rising Star" by Super Lawyers and “California’s Top Attorneys 2020” by America’s Best.

University of California - Los Angeles

B.A.

UCLA School of Law

J.D.

Managing Attorney

T.L. Brown Law Firm, P.C.

2014 - Current

Office Manager and Attorney

D|R Welch Attorneys

2013 - 2015

Executive Director

The Trejo Law Corporation

2009 - 2013

Community Highlights: Meet Attorney Tristan Brown

Voyage LA Magazine

February 8, 2021

Ep #2 Tristan Brown

SMP: Sunlight Media Podcast

December, 2020

"Attorney Tristan Brown Ensuring Kids in Need Not Forgotten at Christmas"

PRWEB

November, 2016

Attorney License

State Bar of California

Admitted

Central District of California

Admitted

Southern District of California

Rising Star

Super Lawyers

2021

Selected in the top 2.5% of attorneys in the field of bankruptcy.

Top 40 Under 40 Attorney

National Black Lawyers

2021

California Top Attorneys

America's Best

2020

A+ Rating

Better Business Bureau

San Diego County Bar Association

Member

Current

State Bar of California  # 298631

Member

Current

California

State Bar of California

• Free Consultation
• Credit Cards Accepted

Bankruptcy

Chapter 11 Bankruptcy, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Relief

Foreclosure Defense

Consumer Law

Class Action, Lemon Law

Immigration Law

Asylum, Citizenship, Deportation Defense, Family Visas, Green Cards, Immigration Appeals, Investment Visas, Marriage & Fiancé(e) Visas, Student Visas, Visitor Visas, Work Visas

Q. I am the vendor in a bankruptcy case and the pay out was to commence on 2021/25/05, and the judge approved my paperwork.

3 June 2021

A: Hello, Given the information provided, I am unable to determine what information you are seeking. Please provide some additional information if you are seeking an answer or solution on this forum.

Q. What if a defendant files for personal or biz bankruptcy before making all the payments of a settlement payment plan?

31 May 2021

A: More information is needed to determine how a bankruptcy may affect the settlement. Once the defendant files for bankruptcy, whether it be personal or business bankruptcy, an automatic stay is generally issued. The automatic stay may legally prevent you from enforcing the settlement or collecting for a period of time. Be mindful that the nature of the debt is a large factor in determining whether or not the debt at issue will be discharged in the bankruptcy. If the settlement you mentioned pertains to a debt that is non-dischargeable in bankruptcy, you may be able to collect and enforce the settlement at a later time. However if debt is a dischargeable debt, you may be out of luck. I encourage you to speak to a knowledgeable bankruptcy attorney in your state.

Q. Can I sue for monetary compensation?

22 May 2021

A: In general, a co-signor agrees to share liability for a debt with the co-debtor. A default by a co-debtor is often considered a default by the co-signor as well. Did your friend use your information to apply for the loan without your consent? Did you willingly co-sign for your friend? Given the facts you presented, I am unable to determine all of your options. In order to determine if there are legal grounds upon which you can sue your friend and be monetarily compensated, you'll need to seek the advice of a knowledgeable attorney in California. I'm sorry to hear about this unfortunate situation.