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6 Bankruptcy Lawyers found in Kern County
Williams & Williams, Inc.
2441 G Street, Bakersfield, California, USA
Areas of expertise: Bankruptcy
49 years in practice
D. Max Gardner - Attorney at Law
930 Truxtun Ave, Bakersfield, California, USA
Areas of expertise: Bankruptcy
38 years in practice
Scott Bell Law Offices
1331 L St, Bakersfield, California, USA
Areas of expertise: Bankruptcy
27 years in practice
Law Offices of Patrick Kavanagh
1331 L Street, Bakersfield, California, USA
Areas of expertise: Bankruptcy
41 years in practice
The Law Offices of Neil Schwartz
730 21st Street, Bakersfield, California, USA
Areas of expertise: Bankruptcy
20 years in practice
The Gorski Firm, APC
309 Truxtun Ave, Bakersfield, California 93301, USA
Areas of expertise: Bankruptcy, Divorce & Family Law
17 years in practice
1 Bar Associations found in Kern County
Kern County Bar Association
1112 Truxtun Ave, Bakersfield, California, USA
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The mining industry in the mountains and desert dominated Kern County's beginnings. The California legislature tried to create a county in the region in 1855 by giving Buena Vista County the Tulare County, located to the west of Sierra Nevada Mountains. It was not organized before 1859 when the enabling legislation expired. Kern County was established in 1866 as the south-central part of Tulare County. It also included additions from Los Angeles County and San Bernardino Counties. The first county seat of the county was Havilah in the mountains east and north of Tehachapi.

The flat land in the valley was considered unsuitable for settlements. It was also home to tule reeds and other diseases, such as malaria. The residents began to drain the land and build canals. Most of these were dug by Chinese workers. The economic power of the valley outstripped the areas that were used for mining. In 10 years, Bakersfield was the county seat.

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