Atascadero is located in San Luis Obispo County and is exactly equidistant to San Francisco and Los Angeles. It’s sister city is Roanoke, Virginia and experiences warmer summers and cooler winters than surrounding cities like San Luis Obispo and Pismo.

Atascadero is positioned so conveniently between two of California’s major metropolitan areas that it plays host to some local attorneys. Lawyers in Atascadero take a wide range of cases like chapter 7 bankruptcy, personal injury, DUI, real estate, and wrongful termination cases.

Recently in Atascadero, a San Luis Obispo County Bankruptcy Court judge gave the green light to a lawsuit with over 400 plaintiffs that allege fraud against Hurst Financial, its owner Jay Hurst Miller, Stewart Title, and Cuesta Title. The Hurst owned companies filed for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy last month but much to their surprise the bankruptcy court approved the lawsuit which would normally be blocked by bankruptcy debtor/creditor laws.

If you have a lawsuit to file in Atascadero, you will likely be visiting the San Luis Obispo County Superior Court. California Superior Courts embody a number of divisions with which to file and often will throw your case out if the filing process is done incorrectly. It’s best to consult with a seasoned Atascadero lawyer before proceeding with your case.

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For more information on Atascadero lawyers and courts, please see the links below:

• California Courts
• San Luis Obispo County Law Library
• U.S. Immigration Court California
• San Luis Obispo County Bar Association