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Frequently Asked QuestionsBankruptcy is a legal proceeding in which a person who cannot pay his or her bills can use to get a fresh financial start. The right to file bankruptcy is provided by federal law and all cases are handled in federal court. The filing of bankruptcy immediately stops all collection activity by creditors, at least until the debts are sorted out according to the law. What can bankruptcy do for me? What are the different types of bankruptcy available to individuals and/or small businesses? Who will know about my bankruptcy? Will my friends and/or relatives know I have filed bankruptcy? Will my employer know I have filed bankruptcy? Can I file bankruptcy on some creditors and not on others? If I file bankruptcy, does my spouse have to file with me? If I filed bankruptcy before, can I file again? How will bankruptcy affect my co-signer? Will bankruptcy wipe out all my debts? Will I lose all of my property and belongings if I file bankruptcy? What happens to my home and car if I file bankruptcy? Will bankruptcy affect my credit? |
Initial ConsultationUse this form to contact us to arrange for an initial consultation. The first 30 minutes of a bankruptcy consultation is free, additional time or other matters such as student loan issues or wills billed at standard rates. Please provide details as to how we can assist you. |
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Canby Bankruptcy Center |