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Question by b_mallard: looking for bankruptcy filing statistics for San Diego, CA (chapter 7's and chapter 13's)? Would like to know how many Chapter 7 cases and how many Chapter 13 cases have been filed at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, San Diego, CA, from 1/2006 to 9/2006 Best answer for looking for bankruptcy filing statistics for San Diego, CA (chapter 7's and chapter 13's)?:
Answer by chslaw
You can start by contacting the court. I've posted the link below. Bankruptcy filings are down 70%-80% in San Diego County since the reform laws went into effect. I don't have current statistic, but there were less that 1800 total bankruptcies filed in San Diego by the middle of July.
Answer by Karpenisi_Ted
The link for the San Diego Bankruptcy Court does not have statistics on their website - I'm not sure what statistics the other poster was referring to. Some courts keep track of statistics while others choose not to publish them for whatever reason. I've included the link for the Central District - LA: http://www.cacb.uscourts.gov/cacb/statistics.nsf/DistrictSumRep?ReadForm&Year=2006
This video shows you two authoritative places you can go online to find bankruptcy statistical data for all jurisdictions within the US.
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The Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB), the official body that oversees Personal Insolvency in Scotland including Trust Deeds and Sequestration have released details of the number of individuals utilising personal insolvency debt clearing options.
The number of individuals using Protected Trust Deeds has fallen, compared to the same period of last year. In January, February and March this year, a total of 1,575 Protected Trust Deed applications were made, compared to 2,033 of Jan â€" March of 2010. There were 2,090 Protected Trust Deeds in the period of Oct â€" Dec 2010. This represents a 25% drop in the previous three months and a 23% drop from the previous year.
The Accountant in Bankruptcy has also released statistics on the volume of Sequestrations and Debt Arrangement Scheme which have grown in popularity as more individuals become aware of these options to clear personal debt in Scotland.
Changes at the tail-end of last year included the new option of a Certificate for Sequestration which has helped people who were previously ineligible for either a Trust Deed or a (Low Income Low Asset) LILA Sequestration.In the period of Jan â€" March 2011, the number of recorded awards of the Certificate for Sequestration was 555 whilst granted Debt Arrangement Scheme stood at 478, a 9% increase from the prior quarter and a 15% increase from the same period of last year.
Trust Deed Scotland, the leading introducers of Trust Deeds in Scotland has recently been working tirelessly to educate and inform individuals of all aspects of Trust Deeds and all other debt help options available to individuals in Scotland.
A spokeswoman for the Scottish based company advised "Already this year, we have spoken to thousands of people across Scotland and given crucial debt advice to people about the options open to them that will allow them to clear debts in Scotland.
We are finding too that there are a growing number of people who would have previously had no alternative other than the likes of the Debt Arrangement Scheme now eligible for a Certificate for Sequestration.
 Whilst Debt Arrangement Schemes are a good solution to debt for some, there are a growing number of people who have vast debts in which it could take them a decade to become debt clear. As an ethical company, we are glad that there is now another route to clearing debt in Scotland and if it fits the person's best option, we shall certainly advise them of it and make them aware of the pros and cons of all options."If you are worried about your own debt or if you are struggling to deal with your personal finances you can get instant, free and confidential advice from Trust Deed Scotland.
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