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In a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Northwest Georgia, you can keep paying for your child’s college education if you are in a 100 percent plan. A 100 percent Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan means that you are paying all of your creditors back. However, there are exceptions to every general rule. I recently met with some […]
A writ of FI FA (writ of fieri facias) is a document that is issued by your local county clerk’s office for the purpose of recording a lien on your house after a creditor obtains a judgment against you. In addition to putting a lien on your house, a Fi Fa can be used to […]
As a general rule, you cannot keep a credit card after you file bankruptcy. I meet with clients from Dalton, Rome, Cartersville, Hiram and Dallas Georgia who will ask, “Why can’t I keep just one credit card for emergency situations?” When you first meet with your bankruptcy attorney, tell him about every single credit card […]
Bankruptcy and assets of parents is usually never an issue. However, every now and then, we come across a case where the parent was too cheap to use an estate planning attorney and decided to put their life savings in the name of their child. When a person files for bankruptcy and later finds out […]
Filing bankruptcy to wipe out debt owed on timeshares can be tricky. Eliminating the mortgage owed on a timeshare in bankruptcy is not a problem. The problem is the maintenance fees which can be extremely high in some cases. I meet with clients all the time from Rome, Dalton, Calhoun, Dallas, Douglasville, Hiram and Cartersville […]
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