Think Before You Post: Bankruptcy & Social Media
The rising popularity of social media accounts such as Facebook and Instagram has made one thing certain: secrets are hard to keep. People are increasingly comfortable using social media to ...
How COVID-19 May Impact Your Personal Bankruptcy
The COVID-19 outbreak has had and will continue to have a significant financial impact on many individuals and families throughout Georgia. For many individuals, the coronavirus means unemployment or a ...
What to Expect During Your 341 Meeting
After filing your bankruptcy petition, the Bankruptcy Clerk of Court schedules the First Meeting of Creditors or 341 Meeting. The Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 trustee assigned to your case ...
The Dolhancyk Law Firm is Open
We are open to address your legal needs and answer any questions you may have. The recent stay-in-place order by the Georga governor does not apply to certain services, such ...
President Suspends Student Loan Payments & Interest
President Trump on Friday announced that the administration would allow federal student loan borrowers to suspend their payments without penalty for at least 60 days. Department of Education Secretary Betsy ...
Foreclosure and Eviction During COVID 19
Yesterday, the federal agency overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the giant government-run finance firms that back the mortgages of 28 million homeowners, ordered a suspension of foreclosures and foreclosure-related ...
Court Procedures During the Coronavirus/COVID 19 Outbreak
For clients in a pending Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case, please note that the bankruptcy court is still open. However, in light of the Coronavirus/COVID 19 outbreak, the ...
Three Things You Should Know About the Homestead Exemption in Georgia
One of the most common questions that people ask our Georgia bankruptcy attorneys is, “Will I lose my house if I file for bankruptcy?” The answer is that it depends ...
Is It Possible To Discharge Student Loans In Bankruptcy In 2018? [updated 2/27/2020]
Student loan debt is now the second-highest category of consumer debt with borrowers owing $1.5 trillion in loans. For many college graduates beginning their careers at entry-level salaries, paying student ...
9 Tips to Help You Avoid Bankruptcy
If the bills are piling up and you don’t see any realistic way that you can pay them, you might be thinking about filing for bankruptcy. A Georgia bankruptcy attorney ...