Should you file for
bankruptcy before or after your divorce is finalized?
Which should you pursue first — bankruptcy or divorce?
This
is an important decision and should in most cases be made BEFORE your divorce
is complete. When one spouse files for consumer bankruptcy, it often sends the
other spouse into bankruptcy too.
After divorce, domestic support obligations
such as alimony and child support are not dischargeable during bankruptcy. Our
attorneys can explain facts and legal options that will help you to make sound
decisions about your future.
Your decision to pursue a consumer bankruptcy before, during
or after divorce can be positively influenced by the guidance of experienced
bankruptcy attorney. King and King as served bankruptcy clients in Atlanta and the
surrounding areas with quality, full-service representation for Chapter 7 and Chapter
13 debt relief strategy; including the role that divorce can play in your
decision.
Contact our bankruptcy offices today at 404-524-6400 for your free
confidential consultation.
