Debt settlement and bankruptcy are two financial strategies that individuals facing overwhelming debt often consider as they grapple with the challenges of managing their financial obligations. Debt settlement involves negotiating with creditors to reduce the amount of debt owed, offering a possible path to resolve outstanding balances without resorting to bankruptcy. On the other hand,…
Chapter 7 liquidation is the most common form of bankruptcy in the United States. It is sometimes called “liquidation” bankruptcy and allows liquidation of assets to pay creditors. Depending on your assets your payment may or may not be $0. Call 1-877-850-3328 to get personalized assistance for the calculator or submit the form for a…
What Would Be Your Payment With Chapter 13? Can you afford the suggested payment for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Find out by entering the information below and clicking, “Estimate Payment.” It’s free and just takes a few minutes. What is your total monthly income? What are your total monthly expenses (excluding mortgage and car payments)? What…
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is available mostly for large businesses that have the ability to be unaffected by the expenses, time, and legal challenges involved. According to statistics, almost 90% of businesses fail to complete a successful Chapter 11 bankruptcy plan. There are more effective, non-bankruptcy options that are available to consumers and business owners. Explore…
What is Business Bankruptcy? Business bankruptcy refers to a legal process undertaken by a company or business when it is unable to repay its debts to creditors. It is a formal declaration that the business is insolvent and cannot continue to operate under its current financial obligations. Filing for bankruptcy is often considered a last…
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