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Frequently Asked Questions
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What should be included in a letter of explanation of bankruptcy?
If you apply for credit or a loan following a bankruptcy discharge, the lender may request that you provide a letter of explanation of bankruptcy, which is simply your written statement … more -
How do I report bankruptcy fraud?
In order to make a report of suspected bankruptcy fraud, you should contact the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) by mail or e-mail. Your report should include the name and address of the … more -
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 -
What is a bankruptcy motion for reconsideration and how do I write one?
A motion for reconsideration asks the bankruptcy court to reinstate a bankruptcy case thathas been dismissed for one reason or another. In your motion, you should request the bankruptcy … 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

