Difference Between Debt Consolidation and Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy Basics

If you’re considering bankruptcy chances are you’re under a lot of pressure. That can complicate the process of figuring out what’s best for you.

We’re here to help, with answers to common questions, and easy-to-follow discussions of the issues you need to pay attention to. If you find this helpful, or need some clarification feel free to get in touch with us.

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Don’t Fall For Debt Consolidation Companies’ “Promises”

Don’t fall for debt consolidation companies’ “promises”. Debt consolidation companies may seem like a great solution for those struggling with debt, but in reality, they come with a host of disadvantages that can ultimately lead to even more financial troubles. Instead, filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be a more beneficial option for those seeking debt relief. One major disadvantage of debt

Difference Between Debt Consolidation and Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

What is the difference between debt consolidation and filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy? While debt consolidation companies can offer temporary relief, they often come with disadvantages that can outweigh their benefits. On the other hand, filing for Chapter 13 bankruptcy can provide long-term benefits and stability for those struggling with overwhelming debt. One of the main disadvantages of debt consolidation companies

Using Chapter 13 to Stop Foreclosure

Avoid foreclosure. If you find yourself wondering how to catch up on missed payments, you have a number of options. Let us help you find the best one for your situation, whether a payment plan, or the protection afforded by chapter 13 bankruptcy.

5 Ways To Stop Car Repossession

It can be hard to get a repossessed car back. If you think yours might be taken away, check out this article to find out how you can stop car repossession.

Discharge in Bankruptcy: Everything You Need to Know

Recent studies found that as many as 80% of Americans are living in debt.

What Happens To My Car During Bankruptcy?

If you are paying $500 per month on credit cards and personal loans, and that is causing you to fall behind on the car, a Chapter 13 or 7 bankruptcy could eliminate that personal debt allowing you to to continue paying for the car.

How to Stop Wage Garnishment in Georgia

If you’ve found yourself in a tough financial situation, having money withheld from your paycheck may be the last thing you want.Wage garnishment is when a creditor gets permission from the courts to have money withheld from your paycheck, or withdrawn from your bank account, in order to pay off your debt. If you’re concerned about your wages being garnished,

Start Fresh Today

Explaining how bankruptcy can bring debt relief is one way we help our clients regain control of their lives. In this article we tell you how bankruptcy works and how it can help give you a fresh start.Bankruptcy in Georgia is designed to help those who can’t pay their debts get into a better financial position. There are a number