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Areas of Practice - Bankruptcy and Insolvency

For individuals:
 
For individuals who have suffered exceptional economic difficulties, bankruptcy offers a fresh start while dealing fairly with creditors. Individuals may file for relief from creditors under: Chapter 7,
Chapter 13, Chapter 12 (for family farmers), and even under Chapter 11.
 
Notes:
a) Information on: Credit Reporting Practices.
b) The Fair Credit Reporting Act & Consumer Credit Protection Act govern the reporting of consumer credit.

For business entities:
 
For businesses, bankruptcy offers a period of relief from creditors' claims while reorganizing the business into a profitable enterprise. When reorganization is not reasonably possible, bankruptcy offers a fair and orderly way of liquidating the business entity.
 
Our firm assists both individuals and businesses deal with financial problems, either through informal workouts or bankruptcy. 

Proposed Amendments to Title 11, United States Code (Bankruptcy) - circa March 2001
 
Congress is considering significant changes to the bankruptcy laws. Current information on pending bankruptcy legislation can be viewed on the American Bankruptcy Institute site.
 
Bankruptcy Research on the Internet:
 
 
 
INFORMATION LINKS
 
 Reclaiming the Spirit of Legal Practice Chapter 7: Straight Bankruptcy Chapter 7

 Reclaiming the Spirit of Legal Practice Chapter 11: Bankruptcy Reorganization Chapter 11 
 
 Reclaiming the Spirit of Legal Practice Chapter 13: Individual Debt Adjustment Chapter 13  
 
 Reclaiming the Spirit of Legal Practice Chapter 7 versus 13: The Differences between Chapter 7 & 13 Differences  
 
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