catilley1092
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If you stopped paying you bills, and you're genuinely in financial trouble, you have options. But stay away from those ads on the net promising to fix all of your problems for little or nothing.
Bankruptcy, either Chapter 7 (straight bankruptcy) or Chapter 13 (wage earner plan) may be viable options to you. But if most of your debt is very recent, your petition for Chapter 7 may be dismissed, as that won't look good to the court. However, most people qualify for Chapter 13 (repayment over a period of 3 to 5 years), which stops the interest from accruing. Except for secured purchases, like a car or home.
At any rate, this is serious shit.
Cat
Bankruptcy, either Chapter 7 (straight bankruptcy) or Chapter 13 (wage earner plan) may be viable options to you. But if most of your debt is very recent, your petition for Chapter 7 may be dismissed, as that won't look good to the court. However, most people qualify for Chapter 13 (repayment over a period of 3 to 5 years), which stops the interest from accruing. Except for secured purchases, like a car or home.
At any rate, this is serious shit.
Cat
