Comments for Adrian Pritchett, LLC http://www.adrianpritchett.com Attorney Serving Northeast Georgia Wed, 10 Mar 2010 14:25:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 Comment on Determining Child Support Payments in Georgia by Adrian Pritchett http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/georgia-child-support/comment-page-2/#comment-137 Adrian Pritchett Thu, 14 May 2009 01:09:51 +0000 http://home.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=135#comment-137 Any amount added to the custodial parent's income actually decreases the amount you have to pay. The presumption of minimum support in place of actual income helps you in this situation. Any amount added to the custodial parent’s income actually decreases the amount you have to pay. The presumption of minimum support in place of actual income helps you in this situation.

]]> Comment on Choosing When to File Bankruptcy by Adrian Pritchett http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/timing-your-bankruptcy-filing/comment-page-1/#comment-136 Adrian Pritchett Thu, 14 May 2009 01:01:49 +0000 http://test.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=177#comment-136 Is this a home equity line of credit? If so, this debt could not be cleared while allowing you to keep your house, but a Chapter 13 bankruptcy would give you more time to catch up on your house payments as long as you can make regular payments into the bankruptcy payment plan. Is this a home equity line of credit? If so, this debt could not be cleared while allowing you to keep your house, but a Chapter 13 bankruptcy would give you more time to catch up on your house payments as long as you can make regular payments into the bankruptcy payment plan.

]]> Comment on Determining Child Support Payments in Georgia by James Lewis http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/georgia-child-support/comment-page-2/#comment-132 James Lewis Wed, 13 May 2009 02:20:58 +0000 http://home.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=135#comment-132 My question is just this. The CP in my case is not employed and a full-student. It's unfair and seems almost unconstitutional that Child Support can add her $0.00 salary as minumum wage (40 hrs./wk) on the child support calculator. This misinformation therefore increases the total amount for both parents. My payments are based off 66% of the total income and I have to pay 26% of the 66%. I feel that this inflated income would only cause me to pay a higher payment. If this is law it needs to challenged at the State level. Can u give me information on challenging this and if this is a worthy challenge? My question is just this. The CP in my case is not employed and a full-student. It’s unfair and seems almost unconstitutional that Child Support can add her $0.00 salary as minumum wage (40 hrs./wk) on the child support calculator. This misinformation therefore increases the total amount for both parents. My payments are based off 66% of the total income and I have to pay 26% of the 66%. I feel that this inflated income would only cause me to pay a higher payment. If this is law it needs to challenged at the State level. Can u give me information on challenging this and if this is a worthy challenge?

]]> Comment on Choosing When to File Bankruptcy by steve hamilton http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/timing-your-bankruptcy-filing/comment-page-1/#comment-104 steve hamilton Tue, 28 Apr 2009 06:28:50 +0000 http://test.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=177#comment-104 i owe 5 payments on existing mortgage.. however, i have $94,000 owed to a "line-of-credit" . does this fall outside bankruptcy protection...? i owe 5 payments on existing mortgage..
however, i have $94,000 owed to a “line-of-credit” .
does this fall outside bankruptcy protection…?

]]> Comment on Corporation Renewal Season in Georgia by Adrian Pritchett http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/georgia-corporation-annual-registration/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Adrian Pritchett Wed, 25 Mar 2009 03:55:14 +0000 http://test.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=147#comment-64 Corporations and LLCs have five years in which they may become reinstated, so it appears that no one else can take the name during that time. (This is explicitly the case for an LLC, so I would suppose it applies to a corporation, too.) If the name is really important to you, you may have concerns about trademark issues that you should explore. Corporations and LLCs have five years in which they may become reinstated, so it appears that no one else can take the name during that time. (This is explicitly the case for an LLC, so I would suppose it applies to a corporation, too.)

If the name is really important to you, you may have concerns about trademark issues that you should explore.

]]> Comment on Corporation Renewal Season in Georgia by Crystal http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/georgia-corporation-annual-registration/comment-page-1/#comment-62 Crystal Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:41:10 +0000 http://test.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=147#comment-62 What if you fail to renew your corporate name can somebody else register the same name and how long does that take if so? What if you fail to renew your corporate name can somebody else register the same name and how long does that take if so?

]]> Comment on Corporation Renewal Season in Georgia by Adrian Pritchett http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/georgia-corporation-annual-registration/comment-page-1/#comment-61 Adrian Pritchett Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:31:26 +0000 http://test.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=147#comment-61 Obligations will not necessarily disappear, but the corporation's powers may become impaired. Dissolution imposes duties to wind down the business, too. The solution to such a problem depends on the type of agreements in place and what the parties are willing to do to fix the problem. Obligations will not necessarily disappear, but the corporation’s powers may become impaired. Dissolution imposes duties to wind down the business, too. The solution to such a problem depends on the type of agreements in place and what the parties are willing to do to fix the problem.

]]> Comment on Corporation Renewal Season in Georgia by Christine Harper http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/georgia-corporation-annual-registration/comment-page-1/#comment-60 Christine Harper Tue, 24 Mar 2009 01:03:45 +0000 http://test.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=147#comment-60 What if my S Corp has an agreement with another S Corp to create an LLC but one party of the LLC(not me) is Administratively Dissolved by the SOS 5 months into our 1 year agreement, where does that leave the other partner/S Corp? Is our Memorandum of Understanding null and void as of the date of Administrative Dissolution? What about payments to that now defunct S Corp? Thank you What if my S Corp has an agreement with another S Corp to create an LLC but one party of the LLC(not me) is Administratively Dissolved by the SOS 5 months into our 1 year agreement, where does that leave the other partner/S Corp? Is our Memorandum of Understanding null and void as of the date of Administrative Dissolution? What about payments to that now defunct S Corp? Thank you

]]> Comment on Determining Child Support Payments in Georgia by Ernest Robinson http://www.adrianpritchett.com/articles/georgia-child-support/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Ernest Robinson Tue, 03 Feb 2009 15:35:49 +0000 http://home.pl704.pairlitesite.com/?p=135#comment-5 My question is retro,(pre-2007 new laws) in regards to how the deviation for divorcing couple with income over 75,000. How should this deviation came into play, with the custodial parent making 60,000 and NCP making 29,000 with 3 children. I'm trying to satisfy my discomfort. As the custodial income was under reported by 1500 - 2000 dollars and I have never understood why her attorney, purposely entered it incorrectly. Considering, the court only looked at my income, (but overstated my income) when setting child support. My question is retro,(pre-2007 new laws) in regards to how the deviation for divorcing couple with income over 75,000. How should this deviation came into play, with the custodial parent making 60,000 and NCP making 29,000 with 3 children. I’m trying to satisfy my discomfort. As the custodial income was under reported by 1500 - 2000 dollars and I have never understood why her attorney, purposely entered it incorrectly. Considering, the court only looked at my income, (but overstated my income) when setting child support.

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