North Georgia Bankruptcy Firm

Happy #TipTuesday! Did you know, bankruptcy doesn’t protect joint account holders? A bankruptcy dissolves your obligation to a creditor. But if anyone else is also on the hook for one of your debts, such as a joint account holder or co-signer, your bankruptcy makes that bill his or hers alone. And that’s a situation that commonly occurs after a divorce. ... Best bet: Before you finalize a divorce, pay off bills or have the obligations transferred into the name of one party or the other.

Persistence is always key. Happy Monday!

Financial literacy is so important, because it takes you beyond the now and helps you plan long term. It’s a good idea to consider your legacy and start planning for retirement; even if you are years away from retirement. Get all your ducks in a row, fir instance; designate your beneficiaries, establish a trust and even write a will now instead of later. Your plans may change over time, but it doesn’t hurt to have your affairs in order and an end goal in mind to inspire future success. Let us help you build your financial legacy. Head to the link in our bio to learn more about our services.

Happy #TipTuesday! We hope this #financialtip from our firm can be if some help! Organize your paperwork. Make a list of all debts, from your mortgage to student loans to child support. For each of those debts, find paperwork to verify the amounts. If you talk to anyone (lawyer or financial coach), you’ll need this information.

Affirmations are important in every aspect of life. Leaving you with this gem in case you needed a financial affirmation today. Let us help you bring that affirmation to fruition and head to the link in our bio to learn more about our services!