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Neighborhood: Downtown Marietta
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Phone: (770) 427-5853

Address: 279 Washington Ave NE, Marietta, GA 30060

Website: Bankruptcy for the individual and small business

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Divorce
Child Support
Chapter 13 is the best solution for people who are behind on mortgage or vehicle payments, those who owe back taxes, student loans, or child support, or people who simply don’t qualify for Chapter 7 due to high income or equity in property. Filing under Chapter 13 immediately
Spousal Support
As a general rule, tax liability for recently filed or unfiled tax returns, some student loans, and all alimony and child support debts. Debts incurred through fraud or theft are also not dischargeable. Damages resulting from alcohol or drug-related automobile accidents may not be dischargeable. There are exceptions to these general rules, and there are additional categories of non-dischargeable debts as well. For example, credit card purchases of luxury goods or services, or cash advances from credit cards made shortly prior to filing may not be dischargeable. Additionally, debts secured by collateral or by liens on your property may not be dischargeable unless that property is surrendered to the creditor or the lien is “stripped” or “avoided.”

Criminal Defense
High-volume bankruptcy firms may do a competent job in simple cases. But often when you retain such a firm, you may work with a legal assistant, paralegal, or an inexperienced lawyer. Small firms may just dabble in bankruptcy law alongside practicing criminal law and handling divorces. Don't trust your financial future to a dabbler—select a lawyer who really knows the law!
Traffic Violations
No, the law states that you must take a short class from an approved credit counseling service before filing for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. You will not be required to enter into a repayment plan and you should not attempt a debt repayment plan without appropriate guidance. Treat the counseling like the defensive driving course you would take if you got a traffic ticket. It is required but is an informational course only. This may be done online or by telephone and takes about an hour. We refer to this as your “ticket in.”
Theft

Workers Compensation

Personal Injury
Jackie joined Martin Law in 2005 as a Paralegal in bankruptcy law. She has since expanded her duties to include debt settlement negotiations with collection agencies and law firms. She is responsible for preparation of Chapter 7 & 13 schedules for filing, due diligence matters, management of client records and handling of client funds. She formerly worked for the long-established Powder Springs firm of Charles M. Morris (no relation) in the capacity of a personal injury paralegal.

Bankruptcy
Roderick H. Martin has been practicing bankruptcy law and debt relief matters in Georgia for 30 years. He also teaches Bankruptcy Law in the Kennesaw State University Paralegal program and frequently lectures on bankruptcy matters to other lawyers.
Foreclosure
Automatic Stay ” – a mandatory suspension under the Federal Bankruptcy Code of all collection efforts – immediately takes effect. Your creditors will be quickly notified of your filing and the harassing phone calls, lawsuits, garnishments, repossessions or foreclosure is halted.
Tax Law
Debt Collection
As the pandemic winds down, debt collectors are aggressively returning to court to try to garnish wages or freeze assets of those who owe them money. Many who lost their jobs during the past year of lockdowns and business closures are facing tough decisions about their future. Stimulus checks are coming in for some, and perhaps tax refunds and or unemployment payments, but eviction and mortgage deferments are expiring and stimulus checks are not exempt from debt collection efforts. If you find yourself in a financial jam, what are your options?

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