Bankruptcy relief.
Bankruptcy relief is available during times of financial difficulty. While bankruptcy filings in the U.S. have been decreasing since the Great Recession, the truth remains that hundreds of thousands of individuals and businesses file for bankruptcy each year. There are several different types of bankruptcies — known as "chapters" — with the most common filing being Chapter 7. The filing of a bankruptcy case triggers the protection of an automatic stay which prohibits creditor collection efforts. If you have experienced an immediate loss of income, a reduction in income, or you have incurred unexpected expenses and you are not sure how to pay them, read on for more information about your bankruptcy options.
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