Business Details
8 Years
experience
Your Trusted Bankruptcy Law Firm in Marietta, GA
Hicks Hill, LLC is a dedicated bankruptcy law firm representing Metro-Atlanta residents and businesses. With over a decade of combined experience, our team specializes in consumer and corporate bankruptcy, creditors' rights, debt settlement, and asset protection. By representing both debtors and creditors, we provide balanced perspectives to guide clients toward cost-effective solutions. Our founder, Katie Hill, brings expertise from a decade at Hicks, Casey & Morton, P.C., alongside Sam Hicks' 40+ years of experience. We prioritize client relationships, offering personalized attention to navigate financial hardships.Our practice covers Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcies, creditor representation, and alternatives to bankruptcy. Located in Marietta, we serve over 40 Georgia counties, combining local knowledge with legal excellence. We emphasize transparency, ensuring clients understand every step of the process. Our commitment to compassionate yet thorough representation has earned trust from peers and courts. Clients consistently praise our responsiveness, expertise, and ability to achieve favorable outcomes during stressful times.
Services
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Creditor Representation
Business Bankruptcy
Debt Settlement
Details
- Year established: 2018
Highlights and features
- We offer 10+ years of combined bankruptcy law expertise
- Our team represents both debtors and creditors for balanced perspectives
- We serve over 40 Georgia counties with local market knowledge
- Free one-hour initial consultation for personalized case evaluation
- Founder Katie Hill trained under 40-year industry veteran Sam Hicks
What people say
Compassionate and detail-oriented
Prompt communication
Expertise in complex matters
Achieved favorable outcomes
Courtroom credibility
Services
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 bankruptcy provides debt relief through asset liquidation for qualifying individuals. This process eliminates most unsecured debts while protecting exempt assets under bankruptcy code. Our firm guides clients through eligibility requirements and documentation to achieve financial fresh starts.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 bankruptcy establishes structured repayment plans for debtors with regular income. This option allows debtors to retain non-exempt assets while repaying creditors over 3-5 years. We help clients develop feasible repayment strategies that meet court requirements and personal financial capabilities.
Creditor Representation
We represent creditors in bankruptcy proceedings to protect their financial interests. Our services include claim filing, objection to discharge, and litigation support. Our dual perspective benefits clients through comprehensive understanding of both debtor and creditor positions in bankruptcy cases.
Business Bankruptcy
Business bankruptcy services address commercial debt challenges through Chapter 7 liquidation or Chapter 11 reorganization. We help business owners navigate complex bankruptcy code requirements while protecting personal and business assets. Our approach balances legal compliance with operational continuity considerations.
Debt Settlement
Debt settlement services negotiate reduced payoff amounts with creditors outside bankruptcy proceedings. We work with clients to develop realistic settlement offers and documentation packages. This alternative preserves credit standing while resolving unmanageable debt burdens through structured payment arrangements.
People
Katherine J. Hill
Founder
Katie Hill founded Hicks Hill, LLC in 2018 after a decade at Hicks, Casey & Morton, P.C. She specializes in bankruptcy law with expertise in debt settlement and asset protection. A Marietta native, she graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill and University of Georgia School of Law.
Questions
What bankruptcy chapter is right for my situation?
Chapter 7 provides immediate debt relief through asset liquidation, while Chapter 13 offers structured repayment plans. Our consultation evaluates your income, debt type, and financial goals to determine the optimal approach.
How does bankruptcy affect foreclosure proceedings?
Filing bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay that immediately halts foreclosure. Chapter 13 allows mortgage arrearage repayment over time, while Chapter 7 provides temporary relief to arrange alternative housing solutions.
Can bankruptcy stop wage garnishments?
Yes, bankruptcy filings immediately stop wage garnishments in most cases. Chapter 7 typically eliminates underlying debt, while Chapter 13 incorporates garnished amounts into repayment plans.
How does the firm handle creditor harassment?
We immediately cease collection calls through bankruptcy protections or Fair Debt Collection Practices Act enforcement. Our representation ensures creditors follow legal procedures while resolving debt issues permanently.
What credit rebuilding options exist after bankruptcy?
Clients typically qualify for traditional credit within 2-3 years post-discharge. We provide post-bankruptcy financial guidance to rebuild credit responsibly while avoiding future debt cycles.
How are legal fees determined?
Fees depend on case complexity and resolution strategy. We offer free initial consultations to evaluate your situation and provide transparent cost estimates before beginning representation.
