Atlanta Bankruptcy Blog

Many people assume that life after bankruptcy is filled with doom and gloom because they will never be able to buy a home, purchase a new car, or get a credit card. This is simply not true! Bankruptcy helps you get a fresh start so that you can have the things that you want. Almost everyone needs a helping-hand once in a while and that is what bankruptcy is intended to provide to individuals who find themselves with debt they cannot pay.
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If you are just beginning to consider filing a bankruptcy case to get rid of your debt or if you have been researching bankruptcy online, there are several “Bankruptcy Do’s and Don’ts” that you should know before filing bankruptcy. Avoiding the following actions can make your bankruptcy case smoother and less stressful.
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This is a common question many people have about filing an Atlanta bankruptcy case. They believe if they are the cause of their debt problems filing bankruptcy is not an option. While many people do file bankruptcy because of a financial crisis such as the loss of a spouse by death or divorce, a prolonged medical illness, the failure of a business, a decrease in income, or the loss of a job, just as many people receive bankruptcy relief for overspending. Read More »

The process of filing an Atlanta bankruptcy case is not as complicated as you may believe. Bankruptcy law is complex and you should always seek the advice of an experienced Atlanta bankruptcy attorney; however, the right bankruptcy attorney can make the bankruptcy process much easier for you. Because of our experience helping individuals just like you, we have developed steps that make it easier for our clients to file bankruptcy and get rid of their debt. Read More »

If you consult with an experienced and honest Atlanta bankruptcy attorney, the attorney will tell you there are pros and cons of filing bankruptcy. While in most cases, the pros of filing a bankruptcy far outweigh the cons, your bankruptcy attorney should thoroughly analyze your unique financial situation to ensure that any potential issues that could come up in your bankruptcy case still are outweighed by the benefits you receive from filing bankruptcy. Read More »