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Rina Dolmayan
Encino, California
- 2004
- Bankruptcy Law
- Collection Law
- Certified in Advanced Westlaw Research
- California, 2004
- U.S. District Court Central District of California, 2004
- University of West Los Angeles School of Law, Los Angeles, California,
2003
J.D.
Honors: American Jurisprudence Awards, Criminal Procedure and Remedies
Law Review:
University of West Los Angeles School of Law Review, Staff Writer and Managing Editor
- Los Angeles Mission College, Sylmar, California,
2000
Associate Degree
Honors: With Honors
Major: Paralegal Studies
- American Bar Association,
2004
- Present
- Member
- American Bankruptcy Institute,
2004
- Present
- Member
- San Fernando Valley Bar Association
- Member
- Los Angeles County Bar Association,
2005
- Law Offices Of Bernard L. Weiner, Paralegal,
1999
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2004
- Law Offices Of George Shalhoub, Paralegal,
1998
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1999
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Should I list my monthly obligations, like my utility bills, in my bankruptcy case if I am current on such payments?
Generally no. If the debtor is current on his or her payment of certain monthly obligations such as utility bills, there is no point in listing the utility company as a creditor. In fact, by listing it as a creditor, it might prompt the utility company to demand a deposit for future services.
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