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Taxes and Bankruptcy When money gets tight, clients often adjust their tax withholdings so they have more take-home pay to pay bills. Although this sounds good in the short term, ...

Many of my clients consider the trade-off of having large amounts of debt forgiven through the bankruptcy process versus settling a particular debt and avoid bankruptcy. Both processes impact your credit, ...

A business can have good years and bad years. Some years, the company may earn a substantial profit and in other years the business may break even or suffer a ...

Have you noticed all the choices at the gas pump? There’s diesel, regular gas, biofuels, and an assortment of color-coded octane ratings. I even saw a choice for racing fuel. ...

Your car is an important asset because you need transportation to and from work, a way to take your children to school, and the means to run errands. Without a ...

It’s not a surprise to hear that people often find themselves in difficult financial situations. Sometimes this is the result of their own actions and sometimes not. Regardless of how ...

In a bankruptcy proceeding in Georgia, there are numerous rules governing how property can be handled. Before transferring any property you are well advised to speak with an experienced bankruptcy ...

Bankruptcy is a fairly common but widely misunderstood topic. There are plenty of myths going around about bankruptcy that are quite frankly untrue. If you or someone you know is ...

If you’re thinking the words “bankruptcy” and “foreclosure” at the same time, you’re probably under a great deal of stress due to financial issues.  If that’s the case, the first ...