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Do Employers Have To Notify Employees Wage Garnishment Georgia: 2026 Guide

March 16, 2026

Let's get straight to the point: do employers have to notify employees about wage garnishment in Georgia? The short answer is no. Under Georgia law, your employer doesn’t have to give you a separate heads-up…

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What Is Cram Down In Bankruptcy: A Georgia Debtor’s Guide

March 15, 2026

A cram down is one of the most powerful tools you have in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. It can force a lender to reduce your loan balance to match the property's current value. It basically…

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7 Car Dealerships That Accept Bankruptcy in Georgia for 2026

March 14, 2026

Filing for bankruptcy provides a crucial financial fresh start, but it can make major purchases like a car feel daunting. The good news is that securing a vehicle is not only possible but often necessary…

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Can Bankruptcy Remove Evictions In Georgia?

March 13, 2026

Getting an eviction notice feels like a punch to the gut. The clock starts ticking, and in Georgia, it ticks fast. While you can't use bankruptcy to wipe a past eviction off your record, it…

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| October 6, 2014

Improving Your Credit Score: Steps You Can Take

One of the most common questions we hear at Morgan & Morgan, especially for people coming out of bankruptcy, is “What can I do to improve my credit score?” First, let’s examine what determines a…

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| October 6, 2014

What Should I do with my Tax Refund

With tax season right around the corner, many people are already anticipating getting their tax refunds back from the federal and state government. Last year the average federal tax refund was $2700! While getting a…

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| September 30, 2014

When Do I Hire a Disability Lawyer?

If it is looking like you won’t be able to work for a long time, you should consider hiring a disability attorney to help you receive funds from your Social Security account. Hiring a Social…

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| September 12, 2014

What Is the Means Test?

Before you can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must pass something called the means test. This test determines whether your income is low enough for you to qualify to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy under…

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| September 5, 2014

How Do Employers Perceive Those Who File Workers' Compensation Claims?

In our current economy, many workers are nervous about their ability to keep or find a job. These nerves may even keep them from filing for a legitimate workers’ compensation claim. They assume that future…

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