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Bankruptcy and Divorce in Georgia – Which Should You File First?

April 21, 2024

Your situation may seem grim if you are concerned about timing for filing both bankruptcy and divorce in Georgia, but it is important to look at the positive outcomes. With Chapter 7 and Chapter 13,…

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How to Stop Wage Garnishment in Georgia

April 18, 2024

Wage garnishment can present a significant financial hurdle, especially when you are already struggling to meet your basic living expenses. In Georgia, understanding your rights and options is crucial to managing or halting a wage…

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Bankruptcy for Retirees – Protecting Your Golden Years in Georgia

April 14, 2024

Leaving the workforce is exciting as you think about the new opportunities that await you, but you could have significant concerns about retiring if you are in trouble with debt. You will no longer be…

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Dealing with Co-Signed or Joint Debts During Bankruptcy in Georgia

April 7, 2024

Facing decisions on how to manage debt is difficult enough for an individual, so you are dealing with additional challenges when your debt encompasses the financial interests of another person. Your debts are closely intertwined,…

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Child Support

What Should I Do If I Can’t Afford My Child Support Payments?

In 2020, over 10 million people who were ordered to pay child support were behind in their payments, according to the Office of Child Support Enforcement’s Preliminary Report. That debt totaled over $115 billion. Many…

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Child Support

Who Pays Child Support in Joint Custody

In joint custody cases, who pays child support and how much child support depends on several factors. First you will consider the incomes of both parties, and second, you will look at how many overnights…

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What to Consider When Deciding Whether to File for Child Support

Parents want to provide a safe and secure environment for a child. The additional court-ordered financial support is also welcome to help provide for the many needs of a child. However, is filing for child…

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