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− | The most sought after form of bankruptcy is [http://www.redeemeddebtsolutions.com/types-of-bankruptcy.htm Chapter 7 Bankruptcy]. This is sometimes called a straight bankruptcy which is a liquidation proceeding. The person who wished to file would then transfer over all non-exempt property to the bankruptcy holder who would then in turn transfer that into cash for distribution to the different holders of the debt. The enrollee will receive a discharge of all their available dischargeable debt usually within several months. If you have assets while filing a Chapter 7 the judge will cease these assets to cover the debt. If there are no assets to render you then will be forgiven of all debt and then will move towards building credit. Even though you can start to build credit after filing Chapter 7 the cons of filing far out weigh the pros. You may be debt free and possibly have the opportunity of not owing on the debt then the cons are much more damaging and long lasting. This is the main reason why you should avoid bankruptcy. You can have your assets sold off to suffice the debt. Filing will always be on your record and people say that bankruptcy is a short term fix for a lifetime of accountability. <br> | + | The most sought after form of bankruptcy is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. This is sometimes called a straight bankruptcy which is a liquidation proceeding. The person who wished to file would then transfer over all non-exempt property to the bankruptcy holder who would then in turn transfer that into cash for distribution to the different holders of the debt. The enrollee will receive a discharge of all their available dischargeable debt usually within several months. If you have assets while filing a Chapter 7 the judge will cease these assets to cover the debt. If there are no assets to render you then will be forgiven of all debt and then will move towards building credit. Even though you can start to build credit after filing Chapter 7 the cons of filing far out weigh the pros. You may be debt free and possibly have the opportunity of not owing on the debt then the cons are much more damaging and long lasting. This is the main reason why you should avoid bankruptcy. You can have your assets sold off to suffice the debt. Filing will always be on your record and people say that bankruptcy is a short term fix for a lifetime of accountability. <br> |
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