Bennett on Going Broke

Bennett on Going Broke: A Practical Guide to Consumer Bankruptcy, 2nd Edition 2002

Are you in debt? Are you considering bankruptcy? This book gives you answers in plain English, so you can make the right choice. It is for individual consumer debtors, not businesses. You should see a lawyer, in addition to reading the book.

Before you file for bankruptcy, you should know more about bankruptcy and how it affects your rights. Reversing bankruptcy is very difficult if you make a mistake. A lawyer can give you advice about:

who is affected by your bankruptcy
what assets you can keep
when you can get out of bankruptcy
where you can get help
why a creditor can sue you after discharge
how you can avoid bankruptcy

Table of Contents:

Chapter 1: Explaining Bankruptcy
Chapter 2: Names of the People Involved in a Bankruptcy
Chapter 3: Time Sequence in the Bankruptcy Process
Chapter 4: Role of the Trustee
Chapter 5: Types of Creditors Involved in a Bankruptcy
Chapter 6: Exempt Property
Chapter 7: Debts Surviving Bankruptcy
Chapter 8: The Bankrupt's Duties
Chapter 9: Getting out of Bankruptcy
Chapter 10: Living Between Filing and Discharge
Chapter 11: Signing the Papers
Chapter 12: Some Common Questions
Chapter 13: Alternatives to Bankruptcy
Chapter 14: Consumer Proposal
Chapter 15: Glossary of Terms
Chapter 16: A Complete Set of Forms
Chapter 17: Excerpts from the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act
Index

Written by Frank Bennett. Published by Knox Sales and Publishing, 2002.


Catalogue No.	0-9730878-0-3
Price	$22.95
Format	Softcover
Pages	324
Language	English only

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