By Jeff Field | Published June 29, 2026 | Posted in Bankruptcy | Tagged Tags: debt, financial, Medical | Leave a comment
Medical debt is one of the most common financial burdens I see among clients across Georgia. Whether you live in Atlanta, Macon, Savannah, Columbus or a rural county with limited healthcare options, a single emergency room visit or unexpected surgery can leave you with bills that feel impossible to manage. The good news is that Read More
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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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Many people who complete a personal bankruptcy filing feel anxious about taking on additional debts. They do not want to risk accruing more financial obligations than they can pay, and an aversion to new lines of credit is relatively common among recent bankruptcy filers. However, secured lines of credit can be invaluable for those trying Read More
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In most Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases, the court-appointed trustee’s role is relatively straightforward. The trustee reviews the filer’s financial disclosures, oversees the creditor meeting and determines whether any non-exempt assets may need to be liquidated. However, when questions arise about the accuracy or completeness of the paperwork submitted to the court, the trustee might take Read More
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