Atlanta Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Whenever filing for bankruptcy, it is hard to know what you are doing. The laws surrounding bankruptcy have always been difficult to navigate. The laws were made even more difficult in 2005. Most of the creditors felt as if people were using bankruptcy to get out of paying their debts. They made it harder for people to file for bankruptcy in general. It is a good idea to contact professionals when considering filing for bankruptcy. The Sandberg Law Firm works on nothing but bankruptcy cases and can give you the expert advice you deserve.
We have created this guide to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Georgia to educate our clients about the Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Filing process in Georgia. We have broken Chapter 7 Bankruptcy into the following sections:
After meeting with our bankruptcy attorneys if we elect to pursue chapter 7 bankruptcy filing for you, we will file all motions for you. You will only have to show up in court one time. This will be what is called a meeting of the creditors. In this meeting Sandberg Law Firm attorneys will represent you to the creditors. We will tell you what, is anything you will need to say to the creditors. Once the creditors are satisfied from the meeting, your bankruptcy will be discharged and you will be free from debt.
The laws which surround chapter 7 are not written to protect you as much as you would like to think. While it is tempting to have a clean slate, there are many different considerations to keep in mind. It costs you nothing to have a consultation from one of our professional attorneys. We will be able to tell you what the best course of action is and whether chapter 7 is right for you.
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