Whether you file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy or a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you must disclose in writing on your bankruptcy petition any lawsuit or potential lawsuit that you may have against anyone. If you fail to do so, you will lose your right to recover any money at all from the defendant. In the case […]
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Just because you file a Chapter 13 or a Chapter 7 bankruptcy does not mean that you can’t have a bank account in Georgia. However, if you have no bank account at all before your case is filed, it is possible that you may have difficulty opening a new one after bankruptcy. When you file,
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A person cannot wipe out payroll taxes in Chapter 13 or Chapter 7. Payroll taxes are not considered property of the business. The business is considered to have held the payroll taxes in trust for the government. Failure to pay payroll taxes will be treated as a nondischargeable debt. Using payroll tax money for any
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You must take a credit counseling class before you file any Chapter 13 or a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If any person files a Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 bankruptcy without having first completed a United States Trustee certified Credit Counseling Class, the case will be subject to dismissal. It is absolutely imperative that the class
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If you’re facing financial difficulties and struggling to keep up with your mortgage payments in Georgia, you’re likely weighing your options. Two common paths are filing for bankruptcy or pursuing a short sale. The right choice depends on your financial situation, long-term goals, and whether or not you want to keep your house. Let’s explore
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As I looked through the number of foreclosure advertisements in various local papers this month, I have noticed a twenty five percent drop from January 2010 to February 2010 in some counties. I don’t know if this is just a local trend or a national trend. The number of foreclosures in January 2010 was unusually
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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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