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Sunday, June 15, 2014

What Bankruptcy Protection Really Means?





When a business or an individual is incapable of making payment to creditors to pay off their debts, they have the option to move on filing for bankruptcy, to ask protection under the bankruptcy law of the Unite States. For a person, the bankruptcy protection may involve either a systematic plan to pay down all the debts that are owed or a cancellation of most debts, along with the selling off of some assets. In terms of business, bankruptcy protection might either give full or partial relief of contracts and debts, assuming the business will remain in operation, or the business may cease operation and sell off its assets to pay debts.


If you are not so familiar with filing for bankruptcy, there are two types of bankruptcy protection usually used by individuals: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13. Chapter refers to the actual chapter of the bankruptcy code that describes each. The chapter 7, also known as “straight bankruptcy
“or liquidation”, a trustee is appointed to control the person’s assets. The trustee then liquidates or sells the assets, then gives the money to the creditors to pay off debts, if this is possible. However, the person is permitted to keep some personal property. It depends on the laws present in the state a person lives.


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