You should tell your bankruptcy attorney every detail of your financial situation before any Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 is filed. Everything you tell your attorney is protected by the attorney client privilege. Don’t try to hide anything from your attorney! Your attorney is on your side. It is always in your best interest to […]
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When there has been a significant change in circumstances since the Chapter 13 was filed, most people are able to convert from a Chapter 13 to a Chapter 7. For example, the most common cause of converting from a Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 is the loss of a job. Another is example is a
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Don’t sign property over to someone else before filing bankruptcy. Call me today at 706-295-0030 and let me explain it to you.
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The purpose of this blog is to give you a rough idea about why you must know the value of your house before you even think about filing bankruptcy in Georgia. Under Georgia Law, a single person can exempt a maximum of $10,600 of equity in their house when they are filing either Chapter 13
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I recently spoke with a client who was the victim of Debt Management Company Scare Tactics. After I met with this client and confirmed that the qualifies for Chapter 7, he went home and called his Debt Management Company and asked that they stop deducting money from his checking account because he was filing bankruptcy.
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Taking a second mortgage out on your house to pay off credit card debt is a bad idea in most cases. In the event you need to file bankruptcy, credit card debt can be wiped out if necessary. Even in a Chapter 13 plan where you are paying back all of your debt, the interest rate
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Borrowing against your 401k is a terrible idea. With Georgia Bankruptcy Exemptions, your 401k most likely will be 100 percent protected from your creditors. One of the most common mistakes I see people make is that they will borrow against their 401K to pay off credit card debt or medical debt. Within a short period of time, they realize
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