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Cotten Law

H Brooks Cotton PC

Karrh, Gina, JD

Cotten, H Brooks, ATY

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Phone: (706) 885-0226

Address: 5 Jackson St, Newnan, GA 30263

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Divorce
Child Support
Chapter 13 is often used to repay “non-dischargeable” debts over time under the protection of the court. Thus, you can repay past due taxes, past due child support, and student loans through Chapter 13, even though you can’t discharge those debts without payment.

Criminal Defense
Criminal law deals with offences against the social order. Under the common law jurisdiction, crimes disturb the sovereign and it is up to the agents of the sovereign to prosecute those offenders. Criminal law is different from civil law. The …
DUI/DWI
Yes. In Chapter 7, there is a short list of “non-dischargeable” debts that will pass through bankruptcy without being discharged. Some common types are child support, student loans, and recent taxes. Less common types include drunk driving debts and debts incurred by fraud.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Today, many people are looking to start their own business. For this, they need to register their business or they might be accused of doing business illegally in the country. This is just one part of the business law.

Employment Discrimination

Personal Injury
Similarly, if you have a “claim” against someone else, regardless of whether you have filed suit, and regardless of whether you have retained a lawyer, this “claim” is also an asset that should be disclosed and exempted in a bankruptcy. It doesn’t matter if the exact value of the claim is known or not. “Value” can be listed as “unknown”. Personal injury, products liability, worker’s compensation, and employment discrimination are common examples of this type of “claim”. Claims should be disclosed whenever they arise, even after a bankruptcy has been filed.

Trusts and Estates

Wills
It may last less than five years, but it can’t go over five years. To make your payments as low as possible, the plan often lasts close to five years. Exactly how long a case will last will depend on the amount of the claims filed by the creditors, how fast you are paying the Trustee, and the nature of your plan. You’ll need to ask the lawyer after all claims have been filed to get a more definite time frame in your specific case.

Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy law is the area of federal law that handles situations related to bankrupt persons or businesses. Under the law, a person can file bankruptcy if they are unable to pay their dues in any way. There are different chapters of the bankruptcy …
Foreclosure
Chapter 13 is sometimes called a "debt relief" plan. Chapter 13 is used to stop foreclosures, garnishments and repossessions immediately without a creditor's consent, and it allows you to catch up defaults over a period of years through a court supervised plan.
Tax Law
We have over 30 years of combined experience and can help you with any questions concerning bankruptcies. We can provide guidance dealing with tax issues, student loans and debt relief.
Debt Collection
After a pause, the debt collection process is resuming with a vengeance. Debt collectors are gearing up with collection calls, foreclosures, repossessions, lawsuits, and garnishments. The state courts are open for them. (So far in 2022, all bankruptcy hearings in the Northern District of Georgia are still being done by brief telephone calls, which is less stressful than appearing in court, more convenient, and prevents missing time from work).

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