Funds garnished before filing bankruptcy: Can you get them back?
This article is written by Peter Bricks, a Cumming, Georgia bankruptcy attorney A garnished paycheck or bank account is one of the primary reasons leading debtors to call me at my office, because the...
View ArticleHomeowners Association Dues in Bankruptcy
Peter Bricks, a Cumming, Georgia bankruptcy attorney, discusses the treatment of Homeowners Association Dues in bankruptcy.
View ArticleThe initial bankruptcy consultation with the attorney: What should be discussed
I recently met with a potential client at my Cumming, Georgia bankruptcy lawyer office who made clear that he had previously discussed his situation with another attorney. This did not offend me in the...
View ArticleVenue and Bankruptcy: Which Court do you file your case?
By Peter Bricks, an Atlanta bankruptcy attorney. As a primarily Northern District of Georgia bankruptcy attorney, I know based on what county my client resides whether their case will be filed in...
View ArticleWhat is an Adversary Proceeding in Bankruptcy Court?
By Peter Bricks, an Atlanta bankruptcy lawyer An Adversary Proceeding in bankruptcy court is essentially a separate lawsuit within a bankruptcy court for the purpose of getting a declaratory judgment....
View ArticleTrustee Motion to Dismiss in Chapter 13: How to Handle It
Trustee Motion to Dismiss in Chapter 13: How to Handle It By Peter Bricks In a lot of Chapter 13 cases I handle as an Atlanta bankruptcy attorney, my clients get served with a motion to dismiss their...
View ArticleVenue and Exemptions: Not the same thing in bankruptcy
Venue and Exemptions: Not the same thing in bankruptcy By Peter Bricks, a Woodstock, Georgia bankruptcy attorney. Debtors in Chapter 7 get a “fresh start, not a head start,” because they are allowed to...
View ArticleMeans Test: Impact of the 2013 payroll tax increase
Means test: Impact of the 2013 payroll tax increase By Peter Bricks, an Atlanta bankruptcy attorney While one could write a novel about all of the various intricacies of the means test in Chapter 7 or...
View ArticleYes, You can still own your house after you file Ch. 7
Yes, You can still own your house after you file Ch. 7 By Peter Bricks , an Atlanta bankruptcy attorney. I occasionally get calls from my former clients who have filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Atlanta...
View ArticleIs your state a recourse state? Why it’s important to know if you are facing...
By Peter Bricks , an Atlanta bankruptcy attorney. The number one reason I consult with debtors about filing bankruptcy is due to underwater real estate. A lot of them have a home that previously had...
View ArticleWhere should you file bankruptcy if you are about to move states?
By Peter Bricks , an Atlanta bankruptcy attorney. I sometimes get calls from debtors who are interested in filing bankruptcy and have either recently moved into town or are planning moving away. The...
View ArticleBi-weekly does not equal semi-monthly: Why the difference matters so much
By Peter Bricks , a Cumming, Georgia bankruptcy attorney. I recently was replaced another attorney in the middle of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case in the Northern District of Georgia. My new client...
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