Title pawns or title loans are secured loans that use your vehicle’s title as collateral. These loans are typically short-term and have high-interest rates. If you default on the loan, the lender can repossess your vehicle. People use title pawns to borrow money without having to endure an invasive credit check or meet certain other […]
R. Flay Cabiness, II, P.C. Georgia Lawyer Blog
If you’re a business owner and you’ve decided to close, do you know the tax responsibilities of shutting down a business? There’s a lot to consider if you’ve decided to shut down your business. Doing so is a major decision and shouldn’t be taken lightly. However, it’s the best option for many business owners. Why […]
What does it mean to file bankruptcy “pro se”? Pro se, which is short for the Latin phrase propria persona means “for one’s own self” or “on one’s own behalf.” A pro se case means an individual is without attorney representation. The US legal system allows anyone to represent themselves. However, just because it’s an […]
Someone filing for bankruptcy must be completely transparent about their financial situation. Failing to do so and hiding assets in bankruptcy leads to serious legal issues. It also destroys your chance of debt discharge and overall success when you file for bankruptcy. As uncomfortable and embarrassing as it might be, everyone filing for bankruptcy must […]
One of the biggest concerns people have is how to protect assets from bankruptcy when filing. Bankruptcy offers several benefits to those who opt to file, but these benefits are in exchange for turning control of assets over to the bankruptcy court and the trustee appointed to the case. The trustee has the power to […]
Most parents put their child’s well-being ahead of everything else. But despite their best intentions, financial issues can interfere with the ability to provide for a child. When money issues arise, many parents wonder “does bankruptcy cover child support?” One of the first things a parent relying on or providing child support questions when considering […]
Unemployment and Bankruptcy Dealing with a job search is bad enough without having to worry about money being tight or debts going unpaid. But unfortunately, financial problems are often a part of unemployment. For many, unemployment causes a financial situation bad enough to lead to bankruptcy. What should you know when it comes to unemployment […]
Death and Bankruptcy Whether you are filing or you know a loved one has recently filed, there are several things you should know about death and bankruptcy. For example, should you worry about what will happen to your family if you die before finishing the bankruptcy process? What if a loved one dies mid-way through […]