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The Alleyne Law Firm, LLC provides legal services in the areas of estate planning and probate to clients in the Atlanta and greater-metro Atlanta, Georgia area including the following counties: Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale.
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Atlanta Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorneys
A Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorney will assist you in choosing the correct debt liquidation option. If you are confronted with trying financial difficulties, it is important for you to contact a bankruptcy attorney to help you confront your debt and file Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
What is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy & Filing Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 bankruptcy procedures release you from debt obligation including finance company loans, credit card bills, and medical bills. However, Child support payments, student loans and recent taxes cannot be dismissed in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and you must pay home mortgage or car loans to keep them. As per Chapter 7 bankruptcy information, most kinds of debt will be erased. In return, the appointed bankruptcy trustee will liquidate nonexempt property in order to generate cash and partially recompense creditors. Since the majority of property is exempt, Chapter 7 bankruptcy filers often retain most or all of their property.
The bankruptcy "means test," a formula intended to prevent those with higher incomes from filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, can help figure out if your income is low enough to file Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Allow our Chapter 7 bankruptcy attorneys to help you.
If you own a small business and are struggling with debt, filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy might help. The 2008 economic downturn led to an increase in bankruptcies filed by small business owners. However, filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy won’t be the answer for every small business owner because it only covers debts the owner is personally liable. If your business is a sole proprietorship or general partnership, you are personally liable for all of your business’s debts, and Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy will help remove those debts. If your business is a separate legal entity (a corporation or limited liability company, LLC), you are personally liable for the business’s debts only if you personally signed for them or guaranteed them. Otherwise, the corporation or LLC must file its own business bankruptcy case to discharge its debt.
Contact Our Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Law Firm
Please contact our Chapter 7 attorneys to assist you with filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy or if you want to better understand the available Chapter 7 bankruptcy information.