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Saedi Law Group is a top ranked bankruptcy law firm that specializes in filing Chapter 13 and Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases.Stop foreclosure,lawsuits, repossession, tax liens, support warrants, garnishments,and other creditor actions.

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Saedi Law Group will be joining #ShiraziImmigratio Saedi Law Group will be joining #ShiraziImmigrationLaw, #LawOfficesofAlyssaMaloofWhatleyLLC and #GarvishImmigrationLawGroupLLC for a virtual happy hour with some of the best woman-owned law firms in Atlanta! The last few months has not only changed the practice of law but how we conduct business in general. This panel will discuss not only updates in their practice areas of bankruptcy, tax, and immigration law but their will also discuss their businesses and what they are doing to ensure success in the coming months. 👉Join us on Facebook live event this Friday, May 8, 2020 at 4:30 PM EST! 🍸Choose your cocktail and don’t miss your chance to join #LeGALS Drinks and Debate! 👠 @atltaxlawyers @shirazilaw @garvishimmigration #bankruptcylawyer #bankruptcyAtlanta #AtlantaLawyer #atlantabankruptcyattorney #lawgirlboss #WomeninBusiness #LeGALS #HappyHour
Moving Forward Despite Challenges Chaos seems to Moving Forward Despite Challenges Chaos seems to be the daily theme for many of us right now but bad times don't last forever. - - - - #positivethoughts #movingforward #hope #kindness #resolve #newbeginnings
Which One Should You Consider? Needless to say, t Which One Should You Consider? Needless to say, these current times are stressful and for many Americans they are finding themselves is dire financial circumstances for the first time in their life. The question of #debt settlement vs #bankruptcy is one that we are asked about daily at our firm. There is no "one size fits all" answer but Saedi Law Group has created a FREE guide ➡️ http://ow.ly/j1gE50zvPp6 which explains the pros and cons of each and factors to consider. Although we are a bankruptcy law firm, we also have a duty to ensure that the people we meet with understand all of their options. While bankruptcy can provide enormous financial relief for some people and allow them to get a fresh finanical start, for some it is not the best option and they need to know alternatives. - - - - #atlantabankruptcylawyer #debtsettlementvsbankruptcy #freshstart #lawgirlboss #chapter7 #chapter13 #georgialawyer #bankruptcyattorneys
Our weekly Zoom meetings are keeping us going! Whi Our weekly Zoom meetings are keeping us going! While I have always appreciated the hard work and dedication my team has shown through the years, they have amazed me through this crazy time. While we may look a little "natural"- at least until the hair salons reopen- we are still the same dedicated firm. 🏛️ Bankruptcy court is still open and helping Georgia consumers protect themselves. 💼 We are still filing cases and helping current clients request suspension of payments and request loan modifications. 🖥️ New clients are loving phone and video chat option so everyone stays safe and they can discuss their finances in the privacy of their homes. Adversity has brought us and our clients even closer together and for that I am thankful. Bad times don't last forever and when this is all over we will all be stronger for it. - - - - #atlanta #bankruptcy #lawgirlboss #help #hope #beatcovid-19 #smallbusiness #Georgia #business #freshstart #atlantabankruptcyattorneys #bankruptcylawyers
Although our office is empty, our team is still wo Although our office is empty, our team is still working as usual to support our clients! Luckily we were already set up to work remotely and meet with clients via video. Our team has been meeting with clients all day by Facetime and Duo chats. We know this will pass soon and our offices will be filled again! #atlantalawyer #bankruptcy #workfromhome #missmyteam❤️ #beatcovid19👊🏻🙏🏻
When someone’s finances become too much to handl When someone’s finances become too much to handle, it’s common to look for other ways to manage debt. If you fall into that category, you might find success negotiating a lower payoff with creditors by going through a debt settlement company. When you are plagued with overwhelming debt you’re likely contemplating the pros and cons of debt settlement vs bankruptcy. Each option offers some advantages, but many disadvantages as well. But, before you decide, it’s wise to understand the advantages of both bankruptcy and debt settlement so that you can make an informed decision. Here’s a short introduction on the benefits and drawbacks of debt settlement vs bankruptcy, and some information on helpful alternatives: http://ow.ly/EkHm50yBC7a - - - #debtsettlement #bankruptcy #freshstart #atlanta #attorney #bankruptcylawyer #chapter7 #chapter13
While the prospect of restoring your credit and fi While the prospect of restoring your credit and financial stability can feel overwhelming after a bankruptcy, it hardly compares to the negative emotions experienced before filing for one. That's why, if you've just coming out of a bankruptcy, you probably feel a sense of freedom with the chance to make a fresh start. Your financial future is wide open so don't forget to plan for it! - - - -#newbeginnings#bankruptcy#atlanta#chapter13#chapter7#finances#planning
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Sometimes situations can (and do) arise, where an Sometimes situations can (and do) arise, where an individual has a need to eliminate debt utilizing bankruptcy a second or even third time after previously filing. The key to understanding how many times you can file bankruptcy in Georgia is that there is NO LIMIT on how many times you can file bankruptcy, but there is a time limit set on bankruptcy discharges. 👉Chapter 7 to Chapter 7 (8 years) - If you previously filed a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and received a discharge and are now looking to file a Chapter 7 case again, you have to wait eight years has passed from the date your prior case was filed. 👉Chapter 7 to Chapter 13 (4 years) - If you previously received a Chapter 7 discharge and are now looking to file a Chapter 13 case, you have to wait four years after the date of filing your original Chapter 7. Keep in mind, this time limit only refers to receiving another discharge. There may be a circumstance where you would want to file a Chapter 13 after a Chapter 7 without the intention of obtaining a discharge. Perhaps you got behind on secured payments, like a car loan or real estate mortgage after your Chapter 7 and need the protection of the bankruptcy court to stop a foreclosure or repossession. Perhaps your student loan payments are more than your monthly income can support and filing a Chapter 13 can give you relief by putting you in a payment plan without needing a second discharge. 👉Chapter 13 to Chapter 13 (2 years) - If you previously filed a Chapter 13 case and received a discharge and are looking to file a Chapter 13 case again, you have to wait at least two years from the filing date of the previous case. 👉Chapter 13 to Chapter 7 (6 years) - Finally, if you received a Chapter 13 discharge and now are considering filing a Chapter 7 case, you need to wait six years from the first filing date. This waiting period can be waived if you paid back 100% to your unsecured creditors in your Chapter 13 plan (or in some cases where you paid back 70% of your total debts) and the original case was found to be in good faith. - - - #bankruptcy#atlanta#lawyer#chapter13#chapter7#refile#case#discharge#foreclosure#repossession#collection#debt
I met with a client this week who had just lost he I met with a client this week who had just lost her husband, was facing foreclousure, and had just been turned down for a loan modification. Needless to say, she was feeling very down. The part of her story that broke my heart was that she mentioned how cold the mortgage company representative was when was attempting to modify her loan. The lady just told her that she was losing her home and she needed to move! (which was 100% not true because we stopped the foreclosure). While I understand that companies have their policies and procedures in regards to who does and not receive a loan modification, a little kindness goes a long way. It is so much easier to be nice than cruel. Even if you have to deliver bad news, it can be done in a kind manner. - - - - - #kindness#bankruptcy#atlanta#lawyer#benice#beawesome#bebrave
I realize that when most of my clients finally mee I realize that when most of my clients finally meet with me they have looked at every other option for dealing with their debt. After almost 20 years as a practicing bankruptcy attorney here in Georgia, here are the top 5 reasons people I see are afraid to file bankruptcy in order to get a fresh start on their financial life. ➡️Reason #1: If I file for bankruptcy I am a failure and I am better than that. FALSE! ➡️Reason #2: If I file for bankruptcy it will ruin my credit and I will never have good credit again. FALSE! ➡️Reason #3: If I file for bankruptcy I will never be able to purchase a home. FALSE! ➡️Reason #4: If I file for bankruptcy my friends, family, and neighbors will find out. FALSE! ➡️Reason #5: If I file for bankruptcy I will lose my job. FALSE! Bankruptcy is a core feature of American history. The United States is also full of success stories of people who filed for bankruptcy and then were able to turn around their lives. Our most recent blog addresses each of these reason in more detail! http://ow.ly/P2Ef50yuQEK - - - #bankrutpcy#myths#facts#filing#newbeginnings#freshstart#chapter13#chapter7
Many people in the United States are afraid to fil Many people in the United States are afraid to file for bankruptcy because they do not understand that most people who file are financially better off in the long run. After filing, most people see their debt erased and their credit scores improved. Despite all these facts, people are still afraid to file because they think that it means they’re admitting they failed in some way. Nothing could be further from the truth. The biggest reason people file for bankruptcy is that they experience some sudden financial shock. These include job loss, medical illness, divorce, small business failure, and family emergency. Most people file for bankruptcy because they experience an event that occurs at no fault of their own. Top 5 Reasons Consumers Are Afraid to File Bankruptcy 👉 #1: If I file for bankruptcy I am a failure and I am better than that. 👉 #2: If I file for bankruptcy it will ruin my credit and I will never have good credit again. 👉 #3: If I file for bankruptcy I will never be able to purchase a home. 👉 #4: If I file for bankruptcy my friends, family, and neighbors will find out. 👉 #5: If I file for bankruptcy I will lose my job Click here: http://ow.ly/lgbh50ynv71 for our most recent video blog post as we address each of these reasons in detail. -#bankruptcy#atlanta#Georgia#atlantaattorney#bankruptcylaw#freshstart#newbeginnings - -
There are a lot of factors that determine our succ There are a lot of factors that determine our success, some of which are completely out of our control. The number one factor in determining how successful we are, though, is completely within our own control – attitude. Saying that attitude is everything is more than a feel-good quote out of a self-help book or the caption on an inspirational poster; it’s a fundamental truth. The world’s most successful people realize how important the right attitude is and change their attitude as needed. On the other end of the spectrum, some people are slaves to their attitude their entire life, held back by some invisible force and never realizing that the number roadblock in their life exists entirely within themselves.
Start Paying Down Debt in 2020! Consumers who car Start Paying Down Debt in 2020! Consumers who carry credit-card balances should focus on paying down their debt in 2020, not only to strengthen their credit scores, but to ensure they’re in better financial shape when the next recession occurs. And it will hit. Always does! Steps to take: 👛 Make a budget. First, get a handle on your household spending. You need to know if you need cut down spending in some areas or earn more income. 💳 Open a balance transfer card with 0% interest or a personal loan. It may seem counter-intuitive to take out another credit card, but balance transfer cards – which offer 0% interest for an initial period – can help you save money on interest, providing flexibility to pay down debt 💰 The snowball versus avalanche approach. If you’re motivated by a quick win, the snowball (paying the smallest balances off first) method might be the way to go. The avalanche approach, though, saves you more money in the long run, as this focuses on repaying cards with the highest interest rates. - - - #creditcard#debt#financialplan#bankruptcy#interest#recession#atlantalawyer#Georgia#law
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Start Your Debt Assessment TODAY! Living with the Start Your Debt Assessment TODAY! Living with the stress of debt is not normal. The stress that comes with managing debt can wrech havoc on all areas of your life.The good things in life come from having less stress in your life. Stress is derived from a job that you can’t walk away from because you have so many bills to pay. Stress comes from facing a mountain of bills without much cash in your checking account. Stress comes from wondering whether or not you’re going to be able to make rent or make the mortgage payment next month. Stress comes from having more stuff than you can enjoy or possibly deal with. Spending less than you earn alleviates all of these stresses. Bankruptcy is a scary proposition. The word "bankruptcy" itself sounds ominous. Here are a few questions to help you assess whether you should start considering bankruptcy to alleviate your debt problems. 1. Do you only make minimum payments on your credit cards? 2. Are bill collectors calling you? 3. Does the thought of sorting out your finances make you feel scared? 4. Do you use credit cards to pay for necessities like groceries and gas? 5. Are you considering debt consolidation? 6.Are you unsure how much you actually owe? Assess Your Situation If you answered yes to two or more of the questions above, you at least want to give your financial situation a little more thought. List out all of your debts and the interest rates you are paying. There are several online calculators that an provide you a time estimate that it will take to pay off these debts. After that, schedule a free consultation with a bankruptcy attorney to review your options. Bankruptcy is very personal and depending on your financial goals, bankruptcy may be the fastest and easiest way to deal with your debt and rebuild your credit. - - - #bankruptcy#credit#discharge#atlantaattorney#Georgia#consumer#Chapter7#Chapter13
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