How To File For Bankruptcy

October 23, 2008

How do you file for bankruptcy?  Lawyers will tell it to you in legalese, and most consumer websites are chock full of inaccurate information.

This site, however, gets the basics right.  If you’re thinking of filing for bankruptcy in New York or elsewhere, give it a read.

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Posted by Jay Fleischman, New York Bankruptcy Lawyer | Filed Under Bankruptcy Process and Procedure, Blog 

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