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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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Preparing for Bankruptcy in Georgia – Steps to Take Before Filing

April 1, 2024

When debt has become overwhelming and you dread picking up calls from creditors, it is wise to consider your options for discharging debt through bankruptcy. There are two types of filings for individuals and married…

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What You Need to Know About Wage Garnishment Laws in Georgia

March 25, 2024

Creditors have various options for pursuing debtors, and their efforts go beyond making threatening phone calls and demanding payment. By going through the proper legal steps, they can even take your wages under certain circumstances.…

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| May 17, 2016

What Is The Difference Between Credit Counseling and Debtor Education?

If you’re facing a difficult financial situation, there’s a good chance that bankruptcy has at least crossed your mind at some point. Regardless of whether you’re considering filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy…

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| October 22, 2014

How To File for Bankruptcy in Georgia

Filing for bankruptcy in the state of Georgia is relatively straightforward. Follow these steps when deciding to file for bankruptcy, and make sure that you have a qualified bankruptcy attorney handling the case for you…

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| October 9, 2014

The Process for Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is not a very complicated process, however, failure to do it properly can make things more difficult than they need to be. A huge bulk of the process involves filing…

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