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Your Guide to Personal and Corporate Bankruptcies

Stephen Graves | April 2, 2010

As a bankruptcy attorney with over 20 years of experience under his belt, Stephen Graves of the Graves Law Firm believes that people ought to be aware of their options as far as filing for bankruptcy goes. In this series of articles, he reviews a number of bankruptcy-related scenarios and discusses the various types of protection available under the United States bankruptcy code.

What to Look For In a Bankruptcy Lawyer

Find out what qualities to look for in a bankruptcy attorney.

What Is a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy?

Learn all about this type of corporate bankruptcy.

How to File a Chapter 11 Claim

Filing a Chapter 11 claim is actually a fairly simple affair.

When Can You File Chapter 7?

Find out when you, as an individual, might qualify for a Chapter 7 liquidation.

What Is a Chapter 12 Bankruptcy?

Fishermen and farmers can seek out protection under Chapter 12 of the bankruptcy code.

What’s the Difference Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 11?

Learn how these two options for corporate bankruptcy differ.

Why Do Most People Wind Up In Debt?

Learn why so many people tend to end up owing more than they can pay.

What is a Plan of Reorganization?

Learn about this document that describes a company’s plan to emerge from bankruptcy.

What Are Secured Debts?

Find out what makes a debt secured.

What Is a Preference Payment?

Discover why a preference payment is actually not a good thing.

Can One Bankruptcy Cause Another?

Sometimes, a bankruptcy filing can set off a chain reaction.

Do You Give Up Your Right to Privacy By Filing Bankruptcy?

Find out how public your bankruptcy proceedings will be.

What Happens to Your Paycheck If You File For Bankruptcy?

Discover what becomes of your paycheck after a bankruptcy filing.

Are Your Family Members’ Assets At Risk If You Declare Bankruptcy?

Learn whether or not your family members’ assets will be safe if you file for bankruptcy.

What Happens If A Bankrupt Person Passes Away?

Find out what happens if a person passes in the middle of his proceedings.

What Happens if Your Contractor Goes Bankrupt?

Find out what recourse you have if your home contractor files for bankruptcy in the middle of a job.

What is a Debt Analysis?

Find out what a debt analysis entails.

Should You Sell Your Bankruptcy Claim?

Some companies will buy your bankruptcy claim for pennies on the dollar. Find out if it’s a good idea to sell.

How to Avoid Student Debt

Get some tips on how to steer clear of student debt.

How to Avoid Retirement Debt

Find out how to prepare for retirement and live off a fixed income to avoid debt.

This article is for informational purposes only. You should not rely on this article as a legal opinion on any specific facts or circumstances, and you should not act upon this information without seeking professional counsel. Publication of this article and your receipt of this article does not create an attorney-client relationship.

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About Stephen Graves

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Stephen Graves of the Graves Law Firm is a bankruptcy attorney with over 20 years of experience under his belt. A graduate of the University of Alabama School of Law and a former judge, prosecutor, and Air Force Judge Advocate, Graves is licensed to practice law in multiple state and federal jurisdictions, including Texas, where his practice is based. Over the course of his career, he has successfully recovered millions of dollars for plaintiffs in litigation, and he hopes to continue this pattern to best serve his future clients' needs.

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