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What is bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is a legal action to help people with debt problems. A person owing money can often get a court order that they no longer owe their debts (Chapter 7 bankruptcy) or they can get a court order that lets them pay their bills in whole or part over 5 years (Chapter 13 wage earner plan) while protecting them from their creditors.

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1885 University Ave W #200
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Can I continue to operate my business if I file for bankruptcy?
In most cases you can continue to operate your business while filing for bankruptcy, and even after the bankruptcy is done. The bankruptcy laws were written with the entrepreneur in mind, so there are many special protections for businesses. These...
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Mr. Walker and the many others in your office,

When life's really difficult it helped to have some people to lean on. I want to thank you for making a hard time easier. I received your letter and copy of the discharge from the bankruptcy court. Once again I thank you.

Sincerely,
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