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What To Do If You Are Being Sued For Debt In Georgia

May 13, 2026

The envelope usually arrives on an ordinary day. Then you open it, see a court caption, a plaintiff's name, and allegations about a debt you may or may not fully recognize. It's common to feel…

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Can You Settle Debt After Being Sued? 2026 Guide

May 12, 2026

Yes, you can settle debt after being sued, and creditors often accept 30% to 50% of the debt before judgment or 40% to 60% below the judgment amount after judgment when it makes economic sense.…

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What Debts Should I Stop Paying Before Bankruptcy in 2026

May 11, 2026

When money is tight, the first question isn't usually, "Should I file bankruptcy?" The more immediate concern is: Which bill do I pay this week, and which one can wait? That question usually shows up…

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Can I Transfer Assets Before Filing Bankruptcy In Georgia

May 10, 2026

Debt pressure changes how people think. When you're staring at foreclosure notices, collection calls, past-due car payments, or a bank account that never seems to recover, it can feel logical to move property out of…

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How to Remove a Judgement from Public Record on Your Credit in Georgia

How to Remove a Judgement from Public Record on Your Credit in Georgia

A judgment on your public record in Georgia can cast a long, dark shadow over your financial well-being. These court judgments, whether stemming from credit card debt, a default judgment in a debt lawsuit, or…

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Our Response to the COVID-19

Our Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic

Morgan & Morgan is adopting the following policies regarding the COVID-19 outbreak in order to keep our clients and staff safe and healthy: We are currently open and available by telephone and email All appointments…

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terrified of collection calls

Terrified of Collectors? Easy Ways to End the Conversation

Nobody likes receiving phone calls from bill collectors, but if you owe money to a creditor and it’s past-due, there’s a good chance you’ll soon be harassed by bill collectors — if you haven’t been…

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Scary Bank Statements – Control of Your Spending

Credit card bills and bank statements got you spooked this Halloween season? If so, then it might be time to explore tips for reducing your spending and paying down your debts. It’s easier (and less…

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What Happens to my Debt When I Die?

What Happens to my Debt When I Die?

Debts are such an ingrained part of our daily lives that we’ve learned to accept them without thinking about it too much. We pay our credit card bills and write a check for the car…

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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Social Security

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Social Security

Applying for Social Security benefits can be a little bit complicated when if you are a veteran with PTSD. You should understand what PTSD is and see a doctor if you believe you may suffer…

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Social Security Savvy: Can I Work While Receiving Disability Benefits?

Social Security Savvy: Can I Work While Receiving Disability Benefits?

You may be wondering: Can you work while receiving Social Security disability benefits? Yes, you can work while receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), but your earnings must stay below…

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Mediterranean Mayhem: Understanding The Greek Crisis

Mediterranean Mayhem: Understanding The Greek Debt Crisis

International finance may be Greek to you, but national bankruptcies are surprisingly similar to personal ones. To understand the current financial crisis in Greece, it helps to think of the Greek nation as an individual…

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Limelight Liquidation: 5 Shocking Celebrity Bankruptcies

Limelight Liquidation: 5 Shocking Celebrity Bankruptcies

From commercials to movie cameos to the many perks of fame, celebrities have no shortage of opportunities to make and keep money, yet many manage to go broke anyway. Dozens of stars have fallen from…

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Bankruptcy Glossary

Read This: Bankruptcy Glossary

Even the most responsible borrowers can’t always repay their debts, so if you plan to start a business or obtain a mortgage, make sure to have an exit strategy. Bankruptcy can provide a way out…

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