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An automatic stay is a provision in bankruptcy that stops creditors and debt collectors from pursuing further legal action during your bankruptcy proceeding. Although filing for bankruptcy can shield you from creditors, there are some instances in which a creditor may seek ...
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View MoreShould I File for Bankruptcy with My Spouse or Separately? You can file for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy with or without your spouse. If you are filing ...
View MoreBeing in debt can be very stressful — and not knowing how to get out of it can make your financial woes feel that much more taxing. Making the ...
View MoreIf you’re a married couple struggling with debt, you aren’t alone. Sometimes, life events — illness, loss of a job — can compromise a couple’s ...
View MoreIf you and your spouse have exhausted every possibility in resolving debt on your own, it may be time to consider joint bankruptcy. Joint ...
View MoreWill Filing Bankruptcy Affect Your Spouse? SHORT ANSWER: In most cases, it does not have to. For example, if the husband files for bankruptcy without ...
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