Hale Andrew Antico, Esq.

Bankruptcy Attorney in Los Angeles, CA

Biography

Hale Andrew Antico is a Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney. He has specialized in helping people start fresh for about 20 years. He has a 99%+ success rate with Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases and a Chapter 13 bankruptcy success rate twenty times the average for his district. Hale Andrew Antico graduated from California State University at Northridge with a degree in Psychology. After that, he graduated from Pepperdine University School of Law. He is active in the legal community. He serves or has served on the Board of Directors for two well-respected bankruptcy associations in the Los Angeles area. Firstly, in 2021 Los Angeles bankruptcy attorney peers chose him as President to serve a second term leading the CDCBAA, Los Angeles’ biggest group of bankruptcy lawyers. Secondly, he is a Past President of the James T King Bankruptcy Inn of Court for bankruptcy lawyers, trustees, and judges. Finally, he’s a longstanding member of NACBA, the nation’s largest group of bankruptcy attorneys.

Articles by Hale Andrew Antico, Esq.

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January 29, 2023
Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel finds no “eligibility” exception to right to dismiss a Chapter 13 bankruptcy Powell vs TICO Construction (In re Powell) 644 B.R. 181 (9th Circuit BAP, 2022) ISSUE Did the bankruptcy court err in granting Debtor’s motion to dismiss the Chapter 13? RULING No. FACTS This case tests the new “absolute right to dismiss” rule about...
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December 11, 2022
Intro: What is a Fulton ruling? When Chicago v Fulton (In re Fulton), 141 S Ct. 585 (Sup Ct, 2021) was first decided by the Supreme Court, there was a consensus among bankruptcy attorneys that the erosion of the automatic stay with regard to turnover was only about cars. That is, Fulton was a narrow ruling that was only about...
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September 25, 2022
Sahni v. Tajima (In re Tajima) 2022 WL 3354006 (9th Cir. BAP Aug 15, 2022)(unpublished) S.Klein J ISSUE Did the Bankruptcy Court err when confirming Chapter 13 plan? RULING Yes. FACTS This case involves the tension of litigation in bankruptcy causing delay, and the need to get a Chapter 13 plan confirmed quickly. Here, there was a dispute between debtors...
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