If you owe too much money to lenders that you cannot pay, your credit will be affected quickly. You may also be taken to court by some creditors if you cannot pay your bill. One option you to help with this problem is bankruptcy. Below is information about two types of bankruptcies so you can decide what would work best for you.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
With a chapter 13
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