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Rules of Thumb to Follow When Choosing a Georgia Bankruptcy Attorney

Don't Delay the Process

Retaining a qualified, vetted Georgia bankruptcy attorney may take some time, given the extensive research and interview process that experts recommend debtors pursue. Given that your creditors are likely pounding on your door and sending you nasty notices every month, you want to move as quickly as prudence will dictate to ensure that you resolve your personal financial crisis as soon as possible.

Only Use Trustworthy Sources

The Georgia Bar Association, the American Bankruptcy Institute, The Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys (ACBA), and websites like www.AttorneyLocate.com can connect you with reputable legal resources in Savannah, Athens, Macon, Columbus, Atlanta, and Augusta.

Make Sure You Get a Good "Vibe" from the Lawyer

The human mind can pick up many intuitive clues based on gut feelings and intuition -- clues which you can't necessarily put into words but which nevertheless can be important.

Understand all Fees and Expectations before you Sign a Retainer

Your attorney should explain to you precisely how the bankruptcy process works and prepare a strategic plan to liquidate your assets to pay off creditors and protect your remaining assets. Remember that you're an active participant in the bankruptcy -- don't rely just on your attorney to order you around.

Don't Stress about Finding "the Best Possible" Attorney

While you don't want to skimp on attorney fees, there can be a danger in being overly deliberative. As the saying goes, "the perfect is the enemy of the good." Find a representative who can get the job done with minimum trauma, hassle, and costs to you.