Filing for bankruptcy is a good option for people faced with exorbitant debt. Whether filing for chapter 7 or chapter 13, you must adhere to the specific laws regarding eligibility and your financial actions. Debt.org explains some of the common mistakes people make when filing, and what you can do to avoid them.
What bankruptcy mistakes should I avoid?
Losing lawsuit forces telecommunications company into bankruptcy
A common misconception about many in Hackettstown may be that the struggles that force people into bankruptcy can be easily avoided through proper resource management. If that is what most believe about individuals, then imagine how much more mismanagement is attributed to businesses that are forced to seek bankruptcy protection. The truth is that many of the issues that result in people and companies considering bankruptcy are unforeseen, and the decision to take such action is only motivated by avoiding further financial difficulties (as opposed to simply getting off the hook for having to pay back their debts).
