Debunking common bankruptcy myths, part two
Last week, we began a discussion of common bankruptcy myths that are prevalent among potential bankruptcy filers in Atlanta and…
Debunking common bankruptcy myths, part one
Although bankruptcy has grown increasingly common in Georgia and across the country, it is still largely misunderstood as a frightening,…
Former Georgia coach reaches bankruptcy deal
The former football coach for the University of Georgia has reportedly agreed to a bankruptcy settlement with a retail liquidation…
Illegal debt collectors launch operations overseas
If you are deep in debt and unable to pay your bills, the ring of your telephone may be a…
Medical bills drive Georgia residents to bankruptcy
Many of our Atlanta blog readers assume that, if they have health insurance coverage, they will not incur significant medical…
Foreclosures are turning homeowners into renters
For many decades, homeownership has been an essential component of the “American Dream.” But now, with so many underwater mortgages,…
Despite national five-year low, Atlanta foreclosures increase (2)
Earlier this week, we wrote about the new report which stated that the national foreclosure rate has dropped to a…
Despite national five-year low, Atlanta foreclosures increase (1)
U.S. foreclosures recently fell to their lowest level since July of 2007, hitting a nearly five-year low. However, this seemingly-positive…
College dropouts struggle with student debt
In the past ten years, the college enrollment rate has increased by nearly 40 percent. However, what was previously considered…
Extended unemployment benefits to be cut in several states
In the next couple of months, more than 115,000 Americans will lose their extended unemployment benefits under a new federal…
