Attorneys, 13–14
Automatic stay
co-debtors, 16
existing mortgage/car payment, 15–16
lawsuits, 16
post-filing debt, 16
Bankruptcy
BAPCPA, 2
Chapter 7, 1
Chapter 13, 1
City of Detroit, 69
discharge, 68
dismissal, effects of, 67
federal court system, 1
judge, 4–5
licensing and valuation, 65
people and entities, 1
rule for creditors, 2
trustee, 3–4
Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPCPA), 2
Bankruptcy Code, 23, 49
BAPCPA. See Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005
Chapter 7, 1, 64, 68
bankruptcy petition, 7
disposing of assets, 8–10
341 Meeting of Creditors, 7–8
Notice of Bankruptcy form, 7
Petition and Schedules, 7
unsecured creditor, 17–18
Chapter 9, 69
Chapter 11, 69–70
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