Robert M. Gardner Jr.
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Winder, GA

Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Winder, GA

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Lawsuits & Disputes ... +3 more

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If you are arrested for aggravated assault with a vehicle, do you get your license back when released on bail?

Robert's answer | Answered on February 02, 2012

So long as you are not given notification of an intention to suspend your license, your citation will serve as your license until the Court date. ...

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What do you do if you were in two different accident? Part 2

Robert's answer | Answered on February 02, 2012

As the other attorneys here have suggested. Any personal injury attorney should take either or both cases on a contingency basis. Additionally,...

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How do i get a judgment removed

Robert's answer | Answered on January 17, 2012

I agree with all of the answers give before mine. I believe that, if the Judgment was entered in error (ie some time close to the filing of the...

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Made final ch 13 payment and mortgage is behind. What happens now?

Robert's answer | Answered on January 17, 2012

You should definitely get in touch with your attorney regarding the mortgage company's Motion to Lift the Stay. Of course, the mortgage company may...

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I filied chapter 7 bankruptcy Macon,Ga but have received an order to deferring entry of order granting discharge twice, Why?

Robert's answer | Answered on January 16, 2012

This motion is typically filed by bankruptcy attorneys when their clients have not completed the required course of financial management. You...

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What are the MUST HAVE requirements of Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?

Robert's answer | Answered on January 11, 2012

I would definitely look into the class action pending here in Georgia, as it may provide an incentive to have the Court which incarcerated your...

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