Most people who file for bankruptcy in Georgia have no expectation that they will ever file for bankruptcy again. However, circumstances can change and someone may consider filing for bankruptcy a second time. This raises the question, how many times can someone receive a discharge? The short answer is that there are no legal requirements …
Learning about what a Chapter 13 bankruptcy can do for you most likely will be a pleasant surprise. Don’t believe all the BS that you may have heard at the water cooler. Only a qualified bankruptcy attorney can you give you accurate details and recommendations about your specific case. Otherwise, people dealing with large amounts …
Being buried under what seems like a mountain of debt can make people automatically assume they need to be in a debt settlement program. However, sometimes debt settlement can be a complete scam in many cases. Debt Settlement Debt settlement companies cannot protect you from lawsuits. Bankruptcy protects from all collection lawsuits. The worse aspect …
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Filing for bankruptcy can make sense for many people who want to start over after amassing debt that realistically can never be repaid. However, Chapter 7 bankruptcy does not happen overnight. Individuals and couples who choose Chapter 7 in Georgia should be ready to undergo the process. It can be tough to be patient. Yet …
The decision to file for bankruptcy in Georgia involves plenty of considerations. One of the biggest concerns among individuals and couples who feel bankruptcy is a possible solution to their debt problem is retaining some of their assets. For instance, does bankruptcy law allow them to keep their car? Their home? Their personal belongings? As …
When you begin to consider bankruptcy as a way to get yourself out of overwhelming and mounting debt, you may wonder if you need the help of a bankruptcy attorney. The short answer is that in Georgia, you do not have to get help from a legal professional to file for bankruptcy. However, you still …
Whether you file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Georgia, you can expect your credit to take a hit. Although most people who file for bankruptcy understand this, they may find it difficult to figure out how to gradually improve their credit. The good news is that bankruptcy filers have many ways that …
As part of the decision to file for bankruptcy under Chapter 13, individuals should always learn as much as they can about what the process will mean for them weekly, monthly, and annually. This includes understanding how Chapter 13 bankruptcy affects taxes, tax refunds, and tax returns. After all, every U.S. citizen is required to …
Filing bankruptcy is a major decision that should never be taken lightly. While filing chapter 7 or chapter 13 bankruptcy can help you move past otherwise insurmountable debt, it will also have a significant impact on your life and financial situation for years afterward. One specific question that a lot of people have is whether …
Do you feel as if your debt keeps mounting no matter what you do? Are debt collectors calling, demanding payments for your outstanding bills? If your finances keep taking a downward slide and you cannot see any way out, you may want to contact a bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options. Although it is not …