Medical bills continue to be one of most common reasons why
people file bankruptcy in Georgia. Even when you have health care coverage, it
can be impossible to pay co-pays for doctor visits, prescription medications,
and make payments on bills your insurance does not cover. People all over
Georgia continue to juggle their finances by trying to make payments on credit
card debt, mortgage and vehicle payments, utilities, and groceries all while
trying to cover unexpected medical expenses. When it becomes too much to
handle, the bankruptcy attorneys at King & King can help.
Bankruptcy can clear your debt. Chapter 7 bankruptcy
eliminates unsecured debts such as credit card bills, personal loans, broken
leases and medical bills. Chapter 13 bankruptcy reorganizes debts into an
affordable monthly plan that allows you to make payments based on your income
ability. Chapter 13 also helps stop foreclosure, repossession and more. Your
bankruptcy attorney can help you decide which chapter is best for you. Both
chapters put a stop to all collections.
When you or a loved one is dealing with an illness or other
health concerns, the last thing you want to worry about is how bills will be
paid. This is when an experienced bankruptcy attorney at King & King can
help you find an appropriate solution to your situation.
If you are dealing with medical debt or find it is becoming
increasingly difficult to make necessary monthly payments because of medical
bills, call King & King to schedule a free consultation today at
404-524-6400.
