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How It Works? First and foremost, the most important, as well as the basic step before filing for bankruptcy, is to check whether you are eligible to file or not? You can easily check your bankruptcy eligibility free of cost by taking the legal evaluation survey. This is one of the best options to check, since not only are the results accurate but the information that you have provided is also safe and secure.
What can be eliminated…
- Credit card
- Hospital Bills
- Threats received for Foreclosure of property
- Garnishment of wages
- Harassment calls and messages from Creditors
- Outstanding Bills
- All Collection Efforts
- Any Tax Debt
What you can keep…
- House/Property
- Luxury Assets like Car
- Wages
- Fixed Assets like Furniture
- Work Equipment
- Retirement Accounts
- Social Security Benefits
- Benefits that arose out of disability
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The procedure known as bankruptcy is where a judge and a court appointed trustee examines the assets and liabilities of a person, any businesses, or partnerships they are involved in. The courts decide whether a person’s debts can be discharged and then appoints a liaison to the case to help advice the filer with their financial situations. Typically, many people consider bankruptcy as the beginning or a second chance to begin anew.
Individuals or businesses that owe more money than what they can afford to cover and do not have a viable way of getting out of the situation that they are in. Bankruptcy is often used as a financial planning tool when you do have enough money to repay debts but need to restructure the terms. The important part to know about bankruptcy is that while many consider it a chance to start over. It will affect your credit and any future ability to use money.
If you feel that you have so much debt that you cannot pay off your debt in less than five years, then you may want to consider filing for bankruptcy. Bankruptcy code was written to give people a second chance, not to punish them. If you have somehow found yourself in a similar situation through bad luck or poor financial decisions, then bankruptcy may be the way out. Even if you do not qualify for bankruptcy, you may qualify for help from debt management programs, debt consolidation loans or debt settlement. Though the penalty of bankruptcy may last for 7-10 years, it may have a great effect on your mental and emotional state to receive the help.
Declaring Bankruptcy can be a daunting decision, but when you are drowning in financial turmoil and no one will help you, not banks lenders, no family or friends, Bankruptcy may be the only viable option. Over the last year and a half, millions of people have lost their ability to work and because their business was shut down, they have no viable means to pay their debts, pay their workers, or several other things that have taken a financial toll on you and your life. Bankruptcy it a legal process to get you back on your feet and give you a second chance. If you feel that your debts are unable to be paid off within 5 years, then you come to the right decision. Let us help you today.