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When are You Officially Bankrupt?
Posted by AcclaimLegalService
This may sound like a question with an obvious answer - you are bankrupt when you file for bankruptcy, right? We don't think it is that simple. It may depend on how you look at or define bankrupt vs. bankruptcy. At Acclaim Legal Services, we view bankruptcy as a financial tool to consolidate or eliminate debt to bring finances into balance and find lasting debt resolution. We believe that…
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