Sharon Smoot
Sharon Smoot is licensed to practice law in the state of Georgia and ran a successful solo practice specializing in residential real estate closings, real estate litigation, consumer bankruptcy and family law for ten years. She is also a licensed Realtor. She's been a freelance writer since 2008 and has written articles, e-books, and brochures for attorneys, real estate agents and other clients across the U.S.
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UCLA, BA 1989; University of Cincinnati College of Law, JD 1993.Interests
Bankruptcy law, family law, real estate law and related topics. Real estate sales with an emphasis on short sales. Pets especially dogs, travel, cooking and baking, TV, fiction, and politics.Favorites
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Fight Back Against Abusive Collection AgenciesThe Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) prohibits collection agencies from using abusive collection tactics and provides legal remedies to consumers who have been victims of such collection tactics. -
Top Five Myths About BankruptcyCreditors want consumers to believe that filing bankruptcy is the worst possible financial move they could ever make. For years, myths about bankruptcy have been circulating, causing many consumers to shy away from filing.
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Health Insurance Now Available for Those with Pre-Existing ConditionsThe Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan (PCIP) now makes it possible for people with pre-existing medical conditions to obtain health insurance. -
Student Loans and BankruptcyWith unemployment rates across the country at records levels, both recent and not so recent grads with student loans find themselves unable to make the required payments and wondering whether filing bankruptcy will wipe out their student loans.
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DeKalb County, Georgia Homeowners Still Struggling Against ForeclosureFiling bankruptcy stops foreclosure and often enables a homeower to keep their home and get out of debt.