by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Jul 21, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Divorce, Family Law
For many people who have missed child support or alimony payments or those who have not received the payments due to financial strain a bankruptcy may be necessary to resolve other financial issues to increase their ability to provide for such obligations. For those...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Jul 14, 2020 | Divorce
Are you interested in getting a divorce, but unable to locate your spouse? If you have done your due diligence in locating your spouse, but have been unsuccessful, you can still very well get a divorce. Utilizing Georgia law’s option for “Divorce by...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Jul 13, 2020 | Bankruptcy
Filing a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case can be a great benefit for someone that is in the midst of unmanageable burdensome debt. However, it will also influence your financial and individual life for several years after filing. That’s why it is essential to understand...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Apr 20, 2020 | Real Estate
By Brian F. Jenabzadeh, Esq. In Georgia, a tax deed purchaser has a defeasible fee-simple interest in the property [1] and it does not give the tax deed purchaser the exclusive rights to possess the property. [2] Tax deeds in Georgia are governed by title 48 of the...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Apr 16, 2020 | Bankruptcy
Deciding to file for bankruptcy can be a difficult to choice to make. It is important to remember that bankruptcy is a tool that is supposed to be used by those that need a fresh start. The main reason people file for bankruptcy is to get help with debts that have...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Jan 12, 2020 | Bankruptcy, Business
After filing a Georgia bankruptcy and receiving a discharge, you may feel a wave of relief and then begin planning on how to start a business to get you back on track. Below are some tips on how to get a business going and keep it going after bankruptcy. Timing is...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Jan 10, 2020 | Divorce
Georgia allows for no-fault divorces which means that either spouse can file for divorce without having to prove to the court that their spouse did something wrong in accordance with Georgia law. No-fault divorce recognizes that a married couple may want to end their...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Jan 3, 2020 | Real Estate
By Brian F. Jenabzadeh, Esq. In Georgia, a tax deed purchaser has a defeasible fee-simple interest in the property and it does not give the tax deed purchaser the exclusive rights to possess the property. Tax Deeds in Georgia are governed by title 48 of the Georgia...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Oct 22, 2019 | Divorce
My Spouse Will Not Sign Uncontested Divorce Papers. What Do I Do Now? While it has been our experience that spouses will usually agree immediately, or over a period of time to sign uncontested divorce paperwork, sometimes our clients do find themselves at an impasse...
by Coleman Legal Group, LLC | Aug 6, 2019 | Divorce
Filing for divorce is usually a big deal for the couple involved. It can be a highly emotional process, but it is also important to follow the proper steps. One of the most common misconceptions about divorce is that the couple has to file for divorce in the state...
