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How to Talk to Your Parents About Bankruptcy in Athens, GA

By Christopher Ross Morgan | September 21, 2021 | 0
Quirky older couple sitting on a sofa making funny faces. Is it time to talk to your parents about bankruptcy in Athens, Georgia?

If your parents are still connected to your financial life or simply involved in your well being, there may come a time when you will need to talk to your parents about bankruptcy. Needless to…

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What Is a Bankruptcy Discharge in Athens, Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | August 24, 2021
Top view of a man with short hair and white shirt looking through bills in envelopes, with some on the floor at his feet, as he asks himself the question, What is a bankruptcy discharge in Athens, GA?

When a person files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, their intention is to have as many of their debts discharged as possible. But what is a bankruptcy discharge, and how does it work in Georgia? When…

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Is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Still Available in Athens, GA?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | August 10, 2021
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If credit card companies had their way back in 2005, the answer to this question would be “no.” To end Chapter 7 abuses, such as a debtor putting a trip to the Moon on a…

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What Happens When You File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Athens Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | July 13, 2021
A stressed man with his hand on his forehead, behind an orange graphic that says BANKRUPTCY CHAPTER 7, posing the question, what happens when you file chapter 7 bankruptcy?

The fear of the unknown is one of the main reasons people suffer from bankruptcy phobia, which is an unreasonable fear of bankruptcy. It is understandable that people might be afraid of what happens when…

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Do I Have Any Other Options Besides Filing Bankruptcy in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | July 6, 2021
An areal view of a city's financial district, posing the question, Do I have other options besides filing bankruptcy in Georgia?

Until recently, a number of very attractive bankruptcy alternatives were available in Georgia. Unfortunately these options aren’t nearly as attractive as they were in 2015. While there are other option besides filing for bankruptcy in…

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How Long Does Chapter 13 Stay on Your Credit Report?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | June 15, 2021
A credit report showing a 760 credit score, placed on a desk with a pen and part of an Apple keyboard.

In most cases, a Chapter 13 filing stays on a credit report for seven years. That’s substantially less time than a Chapter 7, because in a Chapter 13, debtors repay all their delinquent secured debts, such…

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Does Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Cover Student Loans in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | May 27, 2021
A college graduation cap sitting atop many $100 bills, posing the question, Does Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Cover Student Loans in Georgia?

Yes, Chapter 13 bankruptcy can cover student loans, but only if “undue hardship” can be proven. This makes the question of does Chapter 13 bankruptcy cover student loans complicated. Since they are government guaranteed, student…

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How Long Does a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Take in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | April 26, 2021
A light blue measuring tape with brownish numbers and markings is uncoiling from right to left against a bright yellow background, posing the question, How long does Chapter 13 bankruptcy take in Georgia?

Largely depending on your income, Chapter 13 bankruptcy usually takes three or five years in Georgia. However, as outlined below, it’s usually possible to extend this time period. It’s also often possible to exit bankruptcy…

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How Often Can You File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Athens, GA?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | April 19, 2021
An old-time black alarm clock sits on a light-wood table to the far right, against a blue-grey wall in the background. Instead of numbers on the clock face, there are dollar signs like $, representing the question, how often can you file chapter 7 bankruptcy in Athens and Gerogia?

Are you asking how often can you file chapter 7 bankruptcy in Athens, GA? Technically, there is no limit to the number of times a person can file a Chapter 7 liquidation bankruptcy. However, multiple…

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How Does Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Work in Athens and Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | April 17, 2021
Scrabble-like tiles set at 45-degree angle, on a textured dark wood table, spell put CHAPTER SEVEN, each word on a separate line, posing the question, How Does Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Work in Athens and Georgia?

Many people want to know more about Chapter 7 because the numbers simply don’t add up. When it comes to credit card debt, most financial planners use the 10 percent rule. If credit card debt…

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