Click Here for the Podcast Version of this Post / As a general rule in Georgia, you are not legally liable for your spouse’s medical bills just by virtue of the marriage. This question usually arises when one spouse has suffered an extreme trauma event like Covid-19 corona hospitalization, cancer, diabetes, heart attack or some […]
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Buying a car while you are in an active Chapter 13 is possible but it is also extremely difficult. Most lenders are not willing to go through the process of waiting for the court to approve a post-petition car loan. Finding a lender who is willing to work with you while you are in an
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If you are reading this article, you are likely asking yourself whether declaring bankruptcy is the right way to manage your debts. While making this decision takes research and careful thought, its best to decide sooner rather than later to place yourself in a better position for success. Below is a quick article to help
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There are some situations where it may feel necessary to get a divorce that is quick, cheap, or both. While the circumstances leading up to these decisions vary depending on the individual, the end result is often the same: a botched job that is impossible to rework. What does a botched divorce look like, exactly?
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A bankruptcy discharge is an action taken by the U.S. Bankruptcy Courts to forgive an individual from his or her debt. Discharged debt is the debt you do not have to repay. There are many types of debt you can discharge, however, there are consequences to doing so. Individuals who file Chapter 7 bankruptcy or
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The decision to file for bankruptcy in Georgia involves plenty of considerations. One of the biggest concerns among individuals and couples who feel bankruptcy is a possible solution to their debt problem is retaining some of their assets. For instance, does bankruptcy law allow them to keep their car? Their home? Their personal belongings? As
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When you begin to consider bankruptcy as a way to get yourself out of overwhelming and mounting debt, you may wonder if you need the help of a bankruptcy attorney. The short answer is that in Georgia, you do not have to get help from a legal professional to file for bankruptcy. However, you still
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Do you feel as if your debt keeps mounting no matter what you do? Are debt collectors calling, demanding payments for your outstanding bills? If your finances keep taking a downward slide and you cannot see any way out, you may want to contact a bankruptcy attorney to discuss your options. Although it is not
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Car loans, mortgages, student loans, as well as other loans and expenses that you have, may make it difficult to afford necessities for a decent quality of life. Bankruptcy can be a frightening concept, but knowing what options are out there can help bring peace of mind and long-term financial success. There are many different types
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Chapter 7 bankruptcy provides an opportunity for individuals to resolve some or all of their debt, including auto loans and leases. For those who own a car, surrendering it could help to eliminate some debt, improving your financial circumstances. However, there are a few key things to learn about the process. How Can Chapter 7
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