Filing For Bankruptcy

Considering bankruptcy? Need a Bankruptcy Lawyer?

Making the decision to file bankruptcy is one of most feared decision that should not be taken lightly. With the property information and knowledge, there should be no fear or the need to be ashamed. At first, you will have many questions on your mind regarding your situation which is normal. Questions such as: What are my options? What type of Bankruptcy should I file? What attorney should I choose? What happens with my car? My home? How long does it take? When can I expect to have credit again?

These are all legitimate questions one must ask before filing for bankruptcy. Fortunate for us, our constitution is written to protect us and our financial future. Title 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code was written to establish protection for debtors who have found themselves in an unforeseen financial situation and unable to continue to pay there creditors. Debt can be divided into two separate categories: secured and unsecured debt. Secured debt is which a loan is secured by an asset. An example of secured debt would be a mortgage or a car loan. Unsecured debt is debt that has no collateral attached to the loan with the exception of the debtors credit. An example of unsecured debt is a credit card or a line of credit. Regardless if your debt type, there 4 chapters under Title 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code to solve your particular situation regardless of its severity. There are 4 types of bankruptcy filings which are known and referred to by the chapter in which they are located. The four types of bankruptcies which one can file are Chapter 7, 11, 12, 13.

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