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Stop Foreclosure – Don’t Wait Until the Last Second To File Bankruptcy

April 2011 has been a rough weather month for Northwest Georgia.  Last night, Rome was under a tornado warning.  The Rome News Tribune reports that over 30,000 people are without power.  Floyd County schools are closed today because of the power outage.  The Cartersville Daily News Tribune reports that Grassdale Road got hit pretty hard […]

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Bankruptcy – Can I Keep a Credit Card After I File?

As a general rule, you cannot keep a credit card after you file bankruptcy.  I meet with clients from Dalton, Rome, Cartersville, Hiram and Dallas Georgia who will ask, “Why can’t I keep just one credit card for emergency situations?” When you first meet with your bankruptcy attorney, tell him about every single credit card

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Consumer Bankruptcy News Reports on Foreclosure Crisis

The foreclosure crisis was supposed to end with help from the federal government. Consumer Bankruptcy News reports in the May 6, 2010 issue that the response of the federal government to the mortgage crisis is too slow.  The article reports that is has “been more than one year since President Obama announced the establishment of

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Filing Bankruptcy After a Default Judgment in Georgia?

The answer to this question depends on your situation.  We can file a motion to avoid the judicial lien shortly after we file your case.  The main issue is how much property do you own?  I want to go over every single asset you own and make sure that they are protected by Georgia exemptions. 

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When Will My House be Foreclosed on in Georgia?

The answer to “when will the house be foreclosed on in Georgia” is that it depends on your mortgage company. Some companies move really fast. Other take up a year before they get around to finally conducting the foreclosure sale in Georgia. Here is what the mortgage company must do in Georgia to foreclose on

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