Michael Familetti

A 1981 graduate of SUNY Albany, and a 1984 graduate of Vermont Law School. Former Federal Attorney with the SBA and FDIC. Published bankruptcy author. Profiled in Atlanta Journal Constitution and other papers for handling of several high-profile legal matters. We represent individuals and small businesses in a wide variety of matters, including divorce, state court litigation, bankruptcy and other areas.

• Bankruptcy
• Consumer Law
• Landlord Tenant
• Business Law

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• Contingent Fees
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Georgia

State Bar of Georgia

ID Number: 254941

Since 1986

Attorney / Founder

Familetti Law Firm

Current

Vermont Law School

J.D. (1983) | Law

1981 - 1984

Activities: Ultimate Frisbee Team

A+

Better Business Bureau

2020

State Bar of Georgia  # 254941

Member

Current

Cobb County Bar Association

Current

Superpriority Claims

BCD - Weekly News & Comment

October, 1994

Approval

Better Business Bureau

2018

Q. Can the court take all of your income tax after it was filed that I get to keep 1500.00?

19 February 2020

A: It may depend on the district you are in. In the Northern District of Georgia, debtors are routinely allowed to keep $2,000 per annum without showing specific need. So if you receive more, have your attorney file to retain the specific refund and show some specific need - increased expenses, decreased income, car repair needed, etc.