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Articles and Commentary // Current News Stories // CaseLaw // Resources // Additional Links // Yahoo Search // Google Links Bankruptcy Law Guide Introduction Bankruptcy law is designed
to protect those who owe money, and those to whom it is owed. Therefore, whether you are
the debtor, or the creditor, you need to have a basic understanding of the
rules and procedures which control the bankruptcy process. The main statute for
bankruptcy law is the United
States Bankruptcy Code. The Code itself is organized into chapters, the
most well known are Chapter
7, Chapter 11
and Chapter 13,
which are the different types of bankruptcy proceedings. Our introductory materials will provide basic information regarding the process, our monthly columns deal with specific issues in greater detail. If that is not enough, or if you can't find the information you are looking for, ask a question in the discussion forum, or email our staff. Articles
and Commentary
Lawyers Now Subject to Debt
Collection Laws
Latayne C. Scott for Office.com
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Lawyers Now Subject to Debt
Collection Laws
Latayne C. Scott for Office.com
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