Lawline Online Course: A field Manual for Involuntary Bankruptcies - Thursday, 11/5/2020 at 3:00pm EST
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People ask, “what’s involved in chapter 7 personal bankruptcy case?” Here’s a practical answer:
This may seem like a lot. It isn’t. We’ve broken it down, so you can see details. When you look at a person you don’t notice the billions of cells, the skeleton, and organs. Same thing here. It’s the bankruptcy edition of the “visible man.”
Each case may have its own peculiarities affecting its course. Proper analysis and planning can reduce the consequences of those peculiarities. That’s one more reason to not be self-represented and to hire a lawyer. You probably don’t know what you don’t know.
With an experienced lawyer, the process will feel probably feel like: prepare – petition- creditors meeting- wait – discharge. However, these are the details . . . since you all asked for them.
Any questions? We’re here to answer them, too.