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Are You Allowed To Travel While On Workers’ Compensation

September 9, 2026

Travel is not automatically disqualifying while you receive workers’ compensation, but you can lose benefits if a trip is unauthorized, disrupts treatment, or takes you outside the compensable scope of your claim. For treatment travel,…

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How Long Does A Work Comp Settlement Take

September 6, 2026

A workers’ compensation settlement typically takes about 16 months from injury to resolution, with most cases settling between 13 and 24 months. After you reach an agreement, the wait for actual payment can add another…

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Can You Work While On VA Disability Explained

September 3, 2026

Most veterans receiving standard VA disability compensation can work without any VA-imposed earnings cap. Veterans receiving TDIU face strict limits tied to the poverty threshold and protected work environments. You may be staring at a…

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Should I Hire an Attorney for Debt Settlement? (2026 Georgia Guide)

August 31, 2026

You should hire an attorney for debt settlement if you have been sued, your wages are being garnished, you owe more than roughly $10,000, or a creditor is threatening legal action. For a single small…

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Out of Debt
| March 8, 2022

How to Get Out of Debt without Paying Off All Your Bills

Life happens. Bills pile up, there are accidents, jobs are lost with recessions (or pandemics), medical issues wreak havoc. Sometimes maybe it’s just a case of becoming an adult and not having been taught responsible…

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Tax Debt
| December 20, 2021

Can Federal Tax Debt Be Written Off By Filing Bankruptcy in Georgia?

“In this world, nothing is certain except death and taxes,” Benjamin Franklin stated shortly after the creation of the US Constitution. Thankfully, he was wrong about at least one of them. Taxes can be eliminated,…

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, , | May 8, 2021

Busting the 10 Biggest Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Myths

Due to recent legal changes, many people are taking a harder look at bankruptcy. Unfortunately, they may fall prey to some of the biggest chapter 13 bankruptcy myths and decide not to file, even though…

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, , , | September 1, 2017

My only income is Social Security. Should I still consider bankruptcy?

We often meet with people with debt problems whose only income is Social Security benefits.  In some cases, they are “judgment proof”.  That is, there is no way for their creditors to collect.  Other than…

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Child Playing
, | September 6, 2016

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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