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Can I Get Disability Insurance With A Pre Existing Condition

August 13, 2026

Yes, you can often get disability insurance with a pre-existing condition, but approval depends heavily on the policy, how stable your condition is, and how well your medical history is documented. In practice, the question…

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Can I File For Chapter 7 Without A Lawyer In GA?

August 10, 2026

Yes, you can file for Chapter 7 without a lawyer in the United States, and that’s called filing pro se. The problem is that self-filing comes with a much lower success rate than filing with…

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Can I Rent An Apartment After Chapter 7? (Practical Guide)

August 7, 2026

Yes, you can rent an apartment after Chapter 7, and there’s no legal waiting period. The primary challenge is landlord underwriting, which is where many applicants encounter difficulty. You may be doing everything right legally…

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Credit Card Debt Relief For Nurses (Practical Action Plan)

August 4, 2026

You’re working a double shift, checking your phone between patients, and there it is again, another credit card reminder you’ve been ignoring because you were too tired to deal with it. One card is close…

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Four Important Things to Know About Workers’ Compensation in Georgia

Workers’ Compensation is a program the provides benefits to workers who are injured on the job. Georgia law requires companies that employ more than three workers to have Workers’ Compensation insurance. Employees are covered under…

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What to Consider When Deciding Whether to File for Child Support

Parents want to provide a safe and secure environment for a child. The additional court-ordered financial support is also welcome to help provide for the many needs of a child. However, is filing for child…

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Why It's a Bad Idea to Tackle Your Credit Card Debt By Only Making Minimum Payments

If you have recently lost a job, and you have bills piling up, there are solutions. Whether you have recently started missing payments, or you are months behind, trying to pay off credit card debt…

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What Can I Do About Wage Garnishment?

A wage garnishment occurs when a court orders a portion of a person’s earnings to be withheld to satisfy a debt. When your wages are being garnished, the payroll department at your job will calculate…

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What Is The Difference Between Credit Counseling and Debtor Education?

If you’re facing a difficult financial situation, there’s a good chance that bankruptcy has at least crossed your mind at some point. Regardless of whether you’re considering filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy…

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What a Social Security Disability Denial Means

If you’ve recently received a notice of denial for your Social Security Disability claim, then you’re not alone; in fact, it’s estimated that initial claims have a denial rate of around 65 percent. So, what…

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Why is Georgia a Bankruptcy Leader?

As the 2010s began, Georgia was infamous as the state hardest hit by bankruptcies, even in the midst of the recession. Today, while conditions have improved, Georgia is still one of the top states filing…

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Out with the Old! New Companies Forcing Companies Out

New, successful ventures are on the rise this year – and so are the older brands and companies getting ousted because of them. Here are the businesses teetering on the brink or getting ready to…

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Ways to Have a Low Cost Valentine's Day

Valentine’s Day is the most romantic day of the year, however it can also be the most expensive day of the year. In 2014, the average person spent $133.91 on candy, flowers and other heart-shaped…

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Top Reasons People Go Bankrupt

It’s easy to assume that someone who files for bankruptcy protection has been financially irresponsible, but according to a recent post in the Huffington Post, some of the most common reasons people file for bankruptcy…

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