Bankruptcy

There has always been a stigma surrounding the bankruptcy process, and there are a lot of common misconceptions about if it is the right thing to do. Is it?

Here’s everything you need to know about getting a mortgage after bankruptcy & how to successfully navigate the process.

In Georgia you are allowed to file for bankruptcy without the help of an attorney. However, this is not advisable. Here’s why.

Bankruptcy comes with a certain amount of stigma in the United States, so it might seem strange to consider the benefits of a bankruptcy filing. But for some people struggling with insurmountable debt, Chapter 7 bankruptcy can represent a fresh start, and a chance to get their financial lives back on track. We have seen this process first-hand.

The process of filing for bankruptcy depends on whether you’re filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 – the two most common types of bankruptcy for individuals. The specifics of your finances and assets have an effect on the process as well. Here’s an overview for both types of bankruptcy.

Filing for bankruptcy is complicated, has serious implications on your future finances, and you’re not always guaranteed to get all of your debts wiped clean. Here are a few reasons you shouldn’t attempt it without the help of a qualified bankruptcy attorney.