Woodland Hills Bankruptcy Court in the San Fernando Valley

The Woodland Hills Bankruptcy Court in the San Fernando Valley is divisional office of the United States Bankruptcy Court – Central Division of California.  I also sometimes refer to as the San Fernando Valley Bankruptcy Court. The Woodland Hills Bankruptcy Court is located near Warner Center on Burbank Blvd. between Canoga Ave and De Soto Ave.

In addition to downtown, it is one of locations where I primarily practice law. It is also where you will frequently find me assisting Pro Se Debtors at the “Self-Help Desk” and giving lectures on how to file bankruptcy.

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Street Address:
21041 Burbank Boulevard
Woodland Hills, California 91367-6609

Website: http://www.cacb.uscourts.gov/
General Information: 818-587-2900
Voice Case Informaton System: 213-894-4111 or 866-522-6053

The San Fernando Valley division of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court – Central Division in Woodland Hills used to serve the Antelope Valley in addition to the San Fernando Valley itself, but my clients in the Antelope Valley started filing downtown in 2010.

The Woodland Hills Bankruptcy Court is open 9am to 4pm Monday through Friday and parking is available without charge.

Perhaps, I will see you at the San Fernando Valley Bankruptcy Court’s “Self-Help Desk” and feel free to contact me regarding my next seminar for Pro Se Debtors in the San Fernando Valley and beyond. 

Here I am at the Woodland Hills Bankruptcy Self-Help Desk. Out the window, you can see people lining up so get there early.

The Bankruptcy “Self-Help Desk” Project is provided free of charge as a joint project of Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County, the San Fernando Valley Bar Association, the Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Association, and the Public Counsel Law Center’s Debtor Assistance Project.

The United States Bankruptcy Court – Central District – San Fernando Valley Division in Woodland Hills provides an impressive array of self-help services of which it is an honor to be a part. The quality of the judiciary is also very solid.

While the Woodland Hills Bankruptcy Court is by no means one of those historic courthouses with interesting architecture, from judges, clerks, and security guards to incredible volunteer staff, it is a privilege to practice the law between these four walls. As unpleasant as some may find the bankruptcy process, filing bankruptcy in Woodland Hills is a comparatively good experience with many people whose goal it is to assist you.