Articles
- Georgia bankruptcies are down but many still feel the pinch
- What happens to your tax refund after Chapter 13 bankruptcy
- Relief for Debtors From Collection Calls
- Bankruptcies Related to Medical Debts on the Rise
- Evaluate Your Financial Picture Before Talking to a Bankruptcy Lawyer
- The Latest in the Foreclosure Saga Bank Break Ins
- The Next Step in the Foreclosure Mess Congressional Hearings
- Watch Out for Loan Modification Scams
- Debt Collection Practices Are Leading to More Complaints
- What is IRS section 529
- Credit Card Changes Wreaking Havoc
- Be Aware of Your Right File Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- President Announces Program to Help People Student Loan Debt
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Credit Card Debt
One of my clients had run up nearly $300,000 in credit card debt. This person ran a small business and was using credit cards to keep the business afloat. [...]
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Dealing With Debt Collectors
If you are in financial trouble, the last thing you need is a phone call from another debt collector reminding you that you are behind on a payment. [...]
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Debt Settlement Plans
Bankruptcy is not for everyone. For certain individuals, negotiating with creditors may be a better alternative to dealing with overwhelming amounts of debt. [...]
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High Interest Debt
At the firm of George R. Belche, Attorney at Law, we help people in Georgia get relief from high interest debt and other financial issues by filing for personal bankruptcy. [...]
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Exempting Property
The state of Georgia has opted for its own list of exemptions for bankruptcy. Filers in our state cannot claim the more generous federal exemptions. [...]
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Loan Modification
The economic recession and rising foreclosure rates mean that some lenders are encouraging homeowners to explore home loan modifications as a way to get some relief from debt. [...]
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Medical Bills
Bills associated with medical procedures or ongoing medical care can have a serious effect upon your finances. [...]
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Student Loan
Student loans are considered non-dischargeable debt. Given their relative low-interest rates, relaxed repayment schedules and the fact that they are often federally insured. [...]