By Jeff Field | Published June 22, 2026 | Posted in Bankruptcy | Tagged Tags: assets, financial, Inflation | Leave a comment
Georgia is experiencing a significant rise in bankruptcy filings in 2026, continuing a trend that has been building since post-pandemic protections expired and since inflation and interest rates began to climb. For many Georgia families, persistent financial pressure has reached a breaking point, driving more people than ever to seek bankruptcy relief. Personal bankruptcy filings Read More
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Inflation, high real estate costs and other factors can increase the amount of debt that someone carries, even if they are earning a steady income. When someone in this position requires assistance to stop creditor harassment, a Chapter 13 repayment plan is often the best solution. Under this program, a debtor is protected against collection Read More
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Increases in bankruptcies during 2023 and 2024 can be attributed to several factors. Millions of Americans relied on various government programs that provided economic relief for the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the United States returned to normal, these initiatives expired, causing financial hardship to many who benefited from them. Though the pace of Read More
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If you’ve felt extra financial pressure over the past couple of years, you’re not alone. Data from 2023 shows that bankruptcies are on the rise in the United States. While multiple factors have contributed to this increase, one significant driver is the persistence of inflation following the COVID-19 pandemic. As prices for essential goods and Read More
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