Posts by Andrew Morgan
How to File Chapter 13 with No Money in Georgia
Filing Chapter 13 with no money in Georgia may seem challenging, but options like fee waivers, zero-down attorney services, and flexible payment plans make it possible. This guide will outline all the steps and resources…
Read MoreWhat’s the Difference Between Bankruptcy Discharged vs Dismissed in GA?
The key difference between a Bankruptcy Discharged vs Dismissed in Georgia lies in the outcome. A discharge releases the debtor from personal liability for certain debts, meaning they are no longer required to pay those…
Read MoreWhat is an Avoidable Transfer in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Georgia?
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. Andrew Morgan
Read MoreWhat Happens If I Own a Business and File a 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…
Read MoreCan I Sell My Car After 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…
Read MoreCan I Keep My Recreational Vehicles After Bankruptcy in Georgia?
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…
Read MoreHow Long Does it Take for Chapter 7 to be Discharged in Georgia?
Chapter 7 bankruptcy offers a beacon of hope for those drowning in debt, providing a legal pathway to erase certain unsecured debts and start anew. Central to this process is the concept of bankruptcy discharge,…
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