By Jeff Field | Published July 6, 2026 | Posted in Bankruptcy | Tagged Tags: foreclosure, mortgage, property, tax | Leave a comment
With foreclosure rates rising across Georgia in 2026, many families are finding themselves in precarious situations. Adjustable rate mortgages are resetting to much higher payments, property taxes are on the rise thanks to higher county assessments and everyday expenses — from groceries to fuel prices — continue to climb. On top of that, layoffs in Read More
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There are multiple taxes that people living in Georgia must pay. There are state and federal income taxes, sales taxes, taxes on specialty goods and property taxes. Both income taxes and property taxes can result in significant debt that individual filers may struggle to manage. As a general rule, most tax obligations are not eligible Read More
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The myth that you lose everything if you file for bankruptcy is exactly that, a myth. In reality, bankruptcy filers in Georgia usually get to keep most or all of their important items by declaring them exempt from creditors under state law. If an item qualifies for an exemption, the item cannot be taken by Read More
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