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Frequently Asked Questions

• What Is The First Step In Filing For Bankruptcy?
  After you have decided to file for bankruptcy, the first step is to file a petition with the Bankruptcy Court.  On the petition, all your of your debts and property must be listed as well as … more
• Is There A Limit On The Number Of Times That I Can File For Bankruptcy?
  The time periods between bankruptcies depends on the type of the previous filing and the type of new filing.  If your new filing is a Chapter 7, you must wait eight (8) years from last filing … more
• If I File For Bankruptcy – Will My Spouse Need To Also?
  No.  In cases where both spouses have a lot of debt, a joint petition for a bankruptcy may be filed.  Only married individuals may file a joint petition.  A joint petition is a … more
• Where Do I Get A Copy Of My States Local Rules?
  Copies can be obtained at the public service counters in the Clerk`s office of the Bankruptcy Court. In addition, many Bankruptcy Courts now have their rules online.
• Where Do I File My Bankruptcy Case?
  The bankruptcy court is a federal court. The federal court system is divided into judicial districts. Every state has at least one judicial district. Your local phonebook should have a listing of … more

Legal Articles

• Filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
  The United States Bankruptcy Code is long and complicated. It provides different requirements for businesses and individuals who are seeking bankruptcy protection.  The Code is divided into chapters and people often refer to the chapter number pursuant to which they qualify to file for bankruptcy.  Who Can File for Chapter 11?  Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is usually used by businesses … more
• How can a bankruptcy attorney help me?
  Corporations and other businesses are required to declare bankruptcy through an attorney. However, individuals are allowed to represent themselves in bankruptcy proceedings. You may be tempted to declare bankruptcy without a lawyer’s assistance. The process may appear simple. You may wish to avoid involving others in a situation that is already stressful. And obviously, money can be … more

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