Why
Can't I Just Declare Bankruptcy?
You may feel your debt is
overwhelming and bankruptcy is the only way out. Or, you may feel
it is the easiest way to start over. Bankruptcy may be your best
option, but it is something to consider carefully. A recent study
by the University of Michigan found that erasing debt in
bankruptcy is vastly under used by consumers in
debt. To learn more about consumer bankruptcy we recommend this
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Before filing you
must make sure for one that the kinds of debts that you owe are dischargeable
(i.e. eliminated or erased by the bankruptcy). For example, if you
used the equity in your house as collateral for a loan, the loan
may not be eliminated in bankruptcy.
Credit card debt is
typically erased after a successful bankruptcy. Another concern of
course is your credit rating, however if your credit is already
quite bad, filing bankruptcy may actually improve your credit
rating. This is because after filing you will have less debt and
can't file again for 6-7 years, both of which make you a better
credit risk. For
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