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Should I Close My Business Before or After Filing for Bankruptcy in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | September 8, 2024
Bankruptcy in Georgia

Determining whether to close your Georgia business before or after filing for bankruptcy is a critical decision, and there are multiple factors to consider: The timing can significantly impact your financial outcome and legal options.…

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What is an Avoidable Transfer in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | September 1, 2024
An attorney discussing Dischargeable Debts Under Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy can be a daunting process, filled with legal jargon and complex procedures. One crucial aspect of Chapter 7 bankruptcy is understanding avoidable transfers, which can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Christopher Ross…

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What Happens If I Own a Business and File a Personal Bankruptcy in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | August 16, 2024
Personal Bankruptcy in Georgia

Bankruptcy for Business Owners: Explained Filing for personal bankruptcy can impact your business in Georgia depending on its structure. Here’s the short breakdown: Sole Prop/Partnership: At risk for liquidation. Corporation/LLC: Generally protected, but personal guarantees…

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Can I Sell My Car After Filing Bankruptcy in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | July 24, 2024
Filing Bankruptcy in Georgia. Our guide on selling your car after filing bankruptcy in Georgia provides essential insights from experienced bankruptcy attorneys. Filing Bankruptcy in Georgia

Yes, You Can Sell Your Car After Filing Bankruptcy in Georgia (But There’s a Catch) Georgia’s bankruptcy exemptions allow you to sell your car after filing, but whether you keep the proceeds depends on your…

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How is a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Payment Plan Calculated in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | July 8, 2024
Understanding the Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Payment Plan in Georgia can help you protect your home and manage unsecured debts effectively.

In Georgia, your Chapter 13 bankruptcy payment plan hinges on your disposable income and debt types. Disposable income: This is calculated by subtracting necessary expenses (housing, food, transportation) from your gross income. Debt types: Priority…

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Can I Keep My Recreational Vehicles After Bankruptcy in Georgia? 

By Christopher Ross Morgan | July 1, 2024
Understanding how bankruptcy in Georgia affects your recreational vehicles can help protect your assets. Recreational vehicles after bankruptcy

Yes, potentially. It depends on your RV’s equity (value minus loan amount) compared to Georgia’s vehicle exemption ($5,000). If the equity is under $5,000, you likely get to keep it. Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows keeping…

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How Long Does it Take for Chapter 7 to be Discharged in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | May 14, 2024
How Long Does it Take for Chapter 7 to be Discharged in Georgia?

If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy, you might be asking, How long does it take for Chapter 7 to be discharged in Georgia? The process can vary depending on your financial situation and court procedures.…

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

By Christopher Ross Morgan | April 7, 2024
Co-Signed & Joint Debts bankruptcy in Georgia

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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What Are the Pros and Cons of Declaring Bankruptcy in Georgia?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | March 8, 2024
The Pros and Cons of Bankruptcy

If you are looking into bankruptcy as a legal option for resolving debt, chances are you have heard a lot about both the good and the bad. There are two sides involved with any important…

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Debt Settlement Negotiation in Athens, GA – Can You Do It Yourself?

By Christopher Ross Morgan | February 16, 2024
Debt Settlement Negotiation

If you’re struggling with debt, you might be wondering, Can you do debt settlement negotiation yourself? Many people consider handling negotiations on their own to avoid additional costs, but is it the best option? Yes,…

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