Posts by Lee Paulk Morgan
How Long Does Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Last in Georgia?
Technically, most Chapter 13 bankruptcies last either three or five years. But their positive effects often last a lifetime. Lee Paulk MorganLee Paulk Morgan With more than 41 years of experience in the areas of…
Read MoreTypes of Worker’s Compensation Settlements
Worker’s compensation cases often end in settlement, but the type of settlement and the types of benefits covered by a settlement can vary depending on the type and severity of the injury. To ensure that…
Read MoreWho Pays Child Support in Joint Custody
In joint custody cases, who pays child support and how much child support depends on several factors. First you will consider the incomes of both parties, and second, you will look at how many overnights…
Read MoreAthens Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney: How Can They Help My Case?
If you’re in a situation that requires paying multiple credit accounts on top of all your routine bills, the situation can be incredibly overwhelming. Credit accounts can come in multiple different forms. Different types of…
Read MoreDebt Settlement: Do You Need an Athens, GA Debt Relief Law Firm?
We all make mistakes in life. Many of the mistakes we make come much earlier in life and are just a part of the learning process. Growing pains happen and because of these pains, we…
Read MoreGeorgia Bankruptcy Lawyer Answers: What Debt Do You Still Owe When Filing a Chapter 13?
No one ever wants to have to declare bankruptcy. Unfortunately, though, life hits people hard and when it does, the hits sometimes keep coming. Job loss (especially during the current pandemic), home repairs, car breakdowns,…
Read MoreA Workers Compensation Attorney Discusses Settlements in Georgia
If you’ve been injured during a work-related event or on a job site, the thought of putting in a worker’s compensation case has probably crossed your mind. Just because you file a claim, though, doesn’t…
Read MoreChapter 7 Bankruptcy and Tax Refunds in Georgia
Bankruptcy isn’t something that anyone ever wants to have to do. It’s a means to an end to getting relief from all of your debt and getting back to a financially healthy place. Most people…
Read MoreConverting from Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 in Georgia
Many Georgia residents file bankruptcy under Chapter 13 because it allows them to restructure their debts, pay their obligations, and keep their property. The repayment plan structured in Chapter 13 bankruptcy lasts for 3-5 years.…
Read MoreHow Can I Remove Wage Garnishments in Georgia?
When you find yourself in debt and unable to stay current on your payments, you may find yourself receiving less money in your paycheck. This can happen because of wage garnishments that are allowable by…
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