FAQ

Atlanta Bankruptcy Lawyer – Frequently Asked Questions

“Big Picture” Questions

What is a bankruptcy?

What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13?

What is the “automatic stay” in a bankruptcy and why is it important?

Which type of bankruptcy is the right choice for me?

Can I file a bankruptcy without using a lawyer and save myself some money?

What is the “Means Test?” and should I be concerned about it?

Should I file Individually, or Jointly with my Spouse?

How does bankruptcy compare to “debt settlement” companies that advertise on TV?

Will I Lose my House, Car or Other Property if I File for Bankruptcy?

How bad will my credit be hurt by a bankruptcy?

What are my alternatives to bankruptcy?

Can I change my mind and cancel my case after I file?

How can Bankruptcy Help Me?

Using bankruptcy to Stop Foreclosure

Using Bankruptcy to Recover a Repossessed Vehicle Quickly

Using bankruptcy to stop a wage garnishment

Using bankruptcy to stop harassing collection phone calls

Using bankruptcy to reduce stress in my life and as a budgeting tool

Getting Started With Ginsberg Law Offices

How much is this going to cost me?

How fast can you meet with me?

Is it possible that I have waited too late to file?

What information do you need from me to evaluate my case?

Why should I choose Ginsberg Law Offices?

Special Situations

Recent credit card use

Recent credit card balance transfers

Should I Borrow Against my 401(k) or Retirement Plan Instead of Bankruptcy?

Should I Apply for a Mortgage Modification Instead of Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Recent sale or gifting of property

Job changes during my bankruptcy

What if I’m offered a job right after I file?

What if I Inherit Money After I File?

Second or Third Bankruptcy filing – special considerations

Creditors that I mistakenly left off my petition

Bankruptcy and child support obligations

Discharging tax debts in bankruptcy

Bankruptcy and Student Loan Debt

Bankruptcy Court Appearances

Chapter 7 Court Appearances – overview

Section 341 Meeting of Creditors

Motion for Relief from Stay hearings

Objections to Dischargeability

Objections to Chapter 7 discharge

Chapter 13 Court Appearances – overview

Section 341 Meeting of Creditors

Chapter 13 Plan Confirmation hearings

Motion for Relief from Stay hearings

Trustee Motion to Dismiss hearings

Recovering from Bankruptcy

Effect of Chapter 7 on my credit and rebuilding credit

Effect of Chapter 13 on my credit and rebuilding credit

Restoring Your Credit After Bankruptcy

Recovering damages from creditors who violate the bankruptcy stay

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