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Asked on June 5, 2009 under Bankruptcy Law, Georgia
Answered 15 years ago | Contributor
unfortunately this is not really a question I can answer for you because I am obligated to advise you that you need to pay all your bills and its unethical to say not to pay someone. If you cannot afford both the best advice I can offer is to call the attorney explain the situation and see about working something out
Offer to pay a portion if you can and than the remainder in time. Try to work it out and hopefully you can manage to pay everything with a little cooperation from all parties involved
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