Morgan & Morgan Attorneys at Law
1090 C Founders Blvd.
Athens, GA 30606
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Morgan & Morgan.
Your trusted, experienced bankruptcy attorney in Athens, GA
For over 30 years, individuals, families, and businesses have trusted us to help them breathe easier and take control of their finances. We realize your need for answers to legal questions about debt relief. Our team of debt relief lawyers in Athens, GA make it their mission to create the most comfortable environment possible for the clients while working to lay the foundation for a more secure future.
We are a boutique law firm with a family atmosphere. When you call us, you will speak with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer and not a paralegal.
Take the First Step Towards Freedom from Debt
Our team of lawyers can help you with:
We Are Dedicated to Providing Superior Service Not Found Elsewhere
No problem is too big or too small for us to help. Whether you have lost your job, can’t keep up with medical bills, are behind on your mortgage, and fighting to keep your house or have an outstanding amount of tax debt, we are the firm for you. Our debt relief lawyers in Athens, GA have helped thousands of people find relief and get a new start.
We are on your side
Whether you need to get a fresh start and protect assets with bankruptcy, navigate the process of getting disability benefits with assistance from a disability lawyer, understand and protect your benefits under workers compensation laws, or maximize your recovery from a personal injury, we are here to guide and fight for you.
Our firm ensures that you have all the information to make an informed decision. Get answers to your questions and learn what to expect from the legal process.
Our Practice Areas
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy can give you a new opportunity to achieve your financial goals without being harassed. Do you qualify for relief?
Chapter 7
Sometimes, options for paying back debts are limited. One option that can wipe your slate clean is chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Chapter 13
In chapter 13 bankruptcy, you are allowed to set up a payment plan to pay back debt over the course of a three to five year period.
Disability
If you have a permanent disabling condition, you may be eligible to receive Social Security Disability benefits.
Workers' Compensation
We will investigate your case and verify that your employer has workers’ compensation insurance.
Dedicated to providing superior bankruptcy service not found elsewhere
We are a team of lawyers with decades of experience handling bankruptcy, debt relief, disability, and workers’ compensation claims.
Our bankruptcy lawyers prioritize client needs and are dedicated to treating clients like family. We offer a free consultation with one of our highly experienced debt relief attorneys, not a paralegal like other firms. We have specialized knowledge in assisting clients who face foreclosure on their homes or have already had their homes foreclosed upon. Furthermore, we are equipped with the expertise to handle matters of bankruptcy, real estate, and debt collection defense.
With over 70years of combined experience in the above-mentioned areas, we work with a focus on offering unmatched customer service. We strive to help our clients navigate through tough legal processes effortlessly.
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