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The short answer to this question is that in most cases, we can get a bankruptcy case filed in about 3 hours if the bankruptcy attorney has a prepared client sitting live in the office with them. I have been practicing bankruptcy for over 21 years. My law firm has 7 offices, 5 attorneys and […]
Modern society is fast-paced. Consumers can easily get what they want immediately, in some cases within minutes. However, legal matters are often a different story. Filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy cannot be handled instantly online. Instead, it requires at least one in-person meeting with an attorney to get a case filed. However, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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