Recent Blog Entries

Can You be Sued for Non-payment of your Mortgage if You Do Not Reaffirm?

I recently received an email from a blog reader asking

Can You Rely on a Verbal Promise that Your Foreclosure Will be Delayed?

Last month, I met several times with a potential Chapter 13 client who was faci

Ruling by Supreme Court Impacts Bankruptcy Exemptions in Georgia

The United States Supreme Court rarely accepts cases that affect consumer bankruptcy debtors.  Recently, however, the Court considered an issue th

Examples of Bankruptcy Fraud

Last October, I wrote a post on this blog about

Supreme Court Issues Important Ruling About Chapter 13

On June 7, 2010, the United States Supreme Court released its decision in the case of Hamilton, Chapter 13 Trustee v.

Does Your Landlord have any Obligations to Mitigate Damages if You Breach Your Lease?

Not surprisingly, I get calls from small business owners who are contemplating personal bankruptcy whe

The Only Thing Certain is Change

No one starts his or her adult life expecting to file for bankruptcy.  Yet every week, I meet with men and women in their 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's and older who have become insolvent and need relief under th

Should You Save Your Home from Foreclosure, or Should You Let it Go

With the news full of foreclosure statistics showing huge increases along with stories of self-righteous Members

Failure to Disclose Assets Lands Chapter 7 Debtor in Prison

Because the bankruptcy system operates efficiently and quickly and it serves hundreds of people every day, I sense that many bankruptcy debtor