Because bankruptcy is mostly governed by federal bankruptcy laws, the general bankruptcy filing process in Georgia is similar to other states. However, there is some Georgia-specific information you will need to include on your bankruptcy forms. You’ll also have to know about the Georgia bankruptcy exemptions and find an approved credit and debt counselor in Georgia.
Knowing how to manage this process can mean the difference in whether your filing is successful.
You can find more videos about your bankruptcy options here.
You can find bankruptcy definitions from the courts here.
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