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Do Wage Garnishments Show On Credit Report in 2026

November 1, 2026

A wage garnishment generally doesn’t appear as its own item on Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion credit reports. The comparison table below separates the paycheck deduction from the debt records that may still appear. If there’s…

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Can I Be Jailed For Credit Card Debt? (What Georgia Law Says)

October 29, 2026

Generally, no: unpaid credit card debt is a civil matter, not a crime. Jail exposure comes from separate conduct around the debt, such as willfully ignoring a lawful court order or committing fraud, not from…

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Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Worth It? (Georgia Guide 2026)

October 26, 2026

Chapter 13 bankruptcy is usually worth it when you have steady income, property at risk, and enough room in your budget to cover a repayment plan plus current bills for three to five years. It’s…

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When Do Workers Comp Payments Start in Georgia

October 23, 2026

In Georgia, wage-loss workers’ compensation payments generally begin only after you miss more than seven days of work because of a job injury, and the first check should be mailed within 21 days after the…

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Beware of Debt Collections Phone Scams

Identifying a Phone Scam Someone calls and leaves an urgent voicemail with a call back number and a vague message about owing money or unpaid taxes. Arrest or legal action may be implied if this…

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Is Credit Counseling Required in Bankruptcy?

All people who are filing for personal bankruptcy protection will be required by law to attend credit counseling courses. Two types of classes are necessary – credit counseling and debtor education. They cannot be taken…

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5 Tips for Managing Credit Card Debt Before Bankruptcy

Credit cards are exceptionally easy to break out and pay for items that we want or need. Unfortunately, a little too easy. Many people are faced with credit card debt that seems insurmountable. Once the…

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Does Bankruptcy Eliminate All Debt?

Bankruptcy eliminates debts that are classified as dischargeable. These can vary but may include credit card debt, other unsecured loans, medical bills, some auto accident bills, unpaid utility bills, and unpaid rent. Other debts are…

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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 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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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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Why You Need to Organize Your Taxes NOW

As a new year begins, it is a good time to get organized and start fresh. This includes preparing for your taxes. While it may be tempting to wait until the last minute, especially if…

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Getting Your Credit Card Debt Back Under Control

Credit card debt can quickly pile up, especially during the holidays. People tend to apply for more store credit cards and spend more money on their current credit cards this time of year when compared…

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