By Jeff Field | Published December 23, 2024 | Posted in Bankruptcy | Tagged Tags: Bankruptcy eligibility, Economic pressures, young adults | Leave a comment
Filing for Bankruptcy While You Live With Your Parents
Studies show that young adults, and even those who are not so young, are living with their parents at much higher rates than in previous decades. Researchers have attributed part of this trend to the aftereffects of the COVID-19 pandemic, but economic pressures play a key role as well. High living costs and a tough Read More
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Why Bankruptcies Are So Common Among Retired Professional Athletes
It’s no secret that numerous professional athletes earn significant salaries during their careers, with annual pay often reaching into seven, or even eight, figures. However, studies reveal that a surprising number of athletes face serious financial difficulties after retirement, with many filing for bankruptcy within just a few years of leaving the field. While we Read More
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Researchers Work to Reduce Bias in Bankruptcy Proceedings
Bankruptcy can be life-changing for people who are held back by debt that they are unable to repay without some help. Every person who legally qualifies for bankruptcy protection should be able make a fresh financial start. Unfortunately, researchers at MIT have found that bias on the part of trustees might be preventing some Black Read More
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Potential Changes to Bankruptcy Law in 2025
Though the general purpose of bankruptcy protection remains the same, lawmakers and others frequently look for ways to make the system work better for debtors and creditors. Disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and concerns about the treatment of student loan debt have set the stage for several potential changes to bankruptcy law. With Americans Read More
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How Bankruptcy Can Affect the Divorce Process
Financial difficulties often go hand-in-hand with marital problems. Going through both a bankruptcy and a divorce at the same time can be an overwhelming experience, as both legal processes involve major financial and emotional transitions. Handling them together adds complexity, but effective legal guidance can help protect your interests and keep you away from potential Read More
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Can You Keep Your Cell Phone if You File for Bankruptcy?
For must of us, our cell phone is an essential part of our daily lives. Even if we wish we spent a little less time checking them, these devices keep us in touch with others, while also providing information and entertainment. When someone is facing severe financial hardship, they might want to eliminate their nonexempt Read More
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How the Georgia Motor Vehicle Exemption is Applied in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Throughout Georgia, and elsewhere in the United States, one of the biggest concerns for people who are considering filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is whether they will be able to maintain ownership of their car or truck. Each situation is unique, but Georgia law does include substantial exemptions for vehicles and other types of assets, Read More
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Proposal Seeks to Give Cannabis-Related Businesses Access to Bankruptcy Protection
The cannabis industry has experienced explosive growth in recent years as more states legalize both medical and recreational marijuana. In Georgia, some medical use is allowed and several of the state’s largest cities, including Atlanta, have passed decriminalization measures. However, this burgeoning sector faces unique challenges, including limited access to traditional banking services and the Read More
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FTC Warns Consumers About Credit Repair Scams
Credit repair scams typically involve companies that claim they can remove negative information from your credit report, even if that information is accurate. They often require upfront payment for their services and may even advise you to dispute legitimate debts or create a new credit identity, both of which are illegal. In recent years, the Read More
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Social Media Discretion is Important During the Bankruptcy Process
In today’s digital age, social media has become a pervasive part of our lives, giving us the ability to share everything from personal milestones to daily activities with people around the world. However, when going through a bankruptcy, maintaining discretion on social media is not just advisable but crucial. Missteps in this area can have Read More
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