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What Happens at the End of My Chapter 13 Filing in Georgia?
Filing for protection under bankruptcy laws isn’t an easy decision. Besides deciding whether or not to file, you must also consider whether to file for Chapter 13 protections or Chapter 7. That’s merely the beginning…
What Debts Does Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Cover in Georgia?
When you file bankruptcy in Georgia, you have two choices for filing. You can file a Chapter 7 petition, or you can file a Chapter 13 petition. While both forms of bankruptcy offer relief for…
Can Filing for a Georgia Bankruptcy Discharge Debt Incurred as a Result of a Car Accident?
When you are considering bankruptcy, you are likely in such a financial bind that you are trying to eliminate as much debt as possible. Your attorney will likely explain that some debt is dischargeable and…
Can I Buy a House While in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Athens, GA?
Right now, this question is more pressing than ever. As of December 30, 2020, mortgage rates were at all-time lows. These low rates will probably not last. If the coronavirus pandemic fades in 2021 and…
How to File Bankruptcy in Georgia
Unlike most other civil actions, consumer bankruptcy almost always starts with a voluntary petition. The V-word is significant. Debtors chose if and when to file. That control continues throughout the process. In most cases, debtors…
Can I Buy a House After Filing Bankruptcy in Georgia?
In a word, yes. In fact, many people can buy houses before a judge discharges their bankruptcies. When someone asks can I buy a house after filing bankruptcy, they should know some of the biggest…
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…
Types 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…
A Bankruptcy Lawyer Covers What Property Is Exempt from Creditors in Georgia?
When you are filing for bankruptcy, or even if you are simply struggling with your monthly bills and wondering whether you’re going to continue to be able to make ends meet, the questions abound. One…
Converting 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….