The rules and procedure for business bankruptcy has been described in chapter 11. As compared to other chapters of the bankruptcy code, the provisions here are completely different. In chapter 7, all assets and properties (except the ones that come under exemptions) of the person/business getting bankrupt is liquidated in order to pay off the debts. Nothing of that sort happens when a business goes bankrupt under chapter 11. This chapter allows the debtor to continue with the ownership of the organization and operate it as usual, but while following a re-structured repayment plan with the creditors.
Business Bankruptcy
June 25, 2010 By
Business bankruptcy is the state in which the businesses lose control of their finances. Their finances are mismanaged to an extent where it is almost impossible to pay off the debts or the business owes. In such cases, the only option available to the business is to file a court petition for business bankruptcy. As per the various bankruptcy laws specified in the bankruptcy code, there are two types of bankruptcy claims that the businesses can file. Let’s go exploring the same.
Hiring The Best Bankruptcy Attorney
June 25, 2010 By
Following are some of the useful tips that will eventually help you hire the best bankruptcy attorney for your case.
The Recent Changes In Bankruptcy Law
June 25, 2010 By
The bankruptcy law has always been a very complicated issue and the recent introduction of the new law changes have made it much more complex. Therefore, if you are considering filing for bankruptcy, make sure that you have hired an expert legal professional to handle your case. The good news is that you can now hire a lawyer for your case online. If you have a computer with access to Internet, you can hunt for the best lawyer right from the comfort of your home. However, make sure that the online bankruptcy lawyer you are hiring is well aware with all the latest changes.