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Phone: (678) 573-1338

Address: 125 Townpark Dr NW Ste 300, Kennesaw, GA 30144

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Child Support
•debts that automatically survive bankruptcy, such as child support, most tax debts, and student loans, unless the court rules otherwise, and
Spousal Support
Certain debts cannot be discharged in bankruptcy; you will continue to owe them just as if you had never filed for bankruptcy. These debts include back child support, alimony, and certain kinds of tax debts. Student loans will not be discharged unless you can show that repaying the debt would be an undue burden, which is a very tough standard to meet. And other types of debts might not be discharged if a creditor convinces the court that the debt should survive your bankruptcy. For more information, see What Bankruptcy Can and Cannot Do.

Real Estate Litigation
Mr. Purcell practices general residential real estate law and has performed hundreds of closings for properties throughout Georgia. He also helps individuals plan for their financial future and works with individuals facing financial difficulties and counsels them in the manner best suited to free them from debt. He represents clients who need to file for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Consumer bankruptcy with very few exceptions stops foreclosures, garnishments, repossessions and lawsuits. His chief goal is for his clients to have a fresh start and successful financial futures. He handles all matters related to estate planning, wills, bankruptcy, trusts, and probate.
Real Estate Transactions
Ankruptcy and helping people throughout the Atlanta area with serious and stressful financial situations. Our two office locations are located conveniently located off of I-75 in Marietta and Kennesaw. We also handle all matter of Residential Real Estate Transactions

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Wills
Probate

Bankruptcy
In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you ask the bankruptcy court to discharge most of the debts you owe. In exchange for this discharge, the bankruptcy trustee can take any property you own that is not exempt from collection (see below), sell it, and distribute the proceeds to your creditors. For more information on Chapter 7, see An Overview of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.
Foreclosure
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is designed to stop mortgage foreclosure and car repossession. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy can allow a person to get their driver license reinstated when it has been suspended due to parking tickets. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is also used when people make a significant amount of income that would allow them to payback a certain percentage to their unsecured creditors. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is also used when people have a substantial amount of equity in their home. In an equity driven Chapter 13 Bankruptcy an individual will pay back their unsecured creditors based upon the amount of unprotected equity they have in a home.

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