Please watch the YouTube video from Todd Poole, founder and managing attorney of Poole Huffman, discussing the importance of getting your fi fa as the first step in any Georgia judgment collection.
Category: Collections
August 7, 2020
Protecting Your Rights as a Creditor in Georgia After Your Debtor Has Engaged in a Fraudulent Transfer
As a creditor, you understand that your business involves certain risks that “come with the territory.” Sometimes, a debtor’s business may fail to attract customers or may be destroyed by a catastrophic event. Other...
If you are a creditor, you may not know that assets transferred in divorce settlements can be considered voidable transfers. The court can either reverse the transfer or enter a judgement against the spouse receiving the...
A “fraudulent conveyance” occurs when a debtor tries to avoid paying an unsecured debt by transferring property to another entity or person if the property is at risk of being seized by a creditor. In a Georgia appellate
January 28, 2020
Protecting Your Rights as a Creditor Through the Use of Adversary Proceedings in Bankruptcy
If you should find yourself in the position, as a judgment creditor, of needing to pursue an adversary proceeding against a Chapter 11 debtor, it is important to understand that there are many procedural rules involved in the
