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This site will help debtors and creditors understand how bankruptcy proceedings work both before and after the dramatic changes that were effective 10/17/05.
We report on the major changes to the law adopted in 2005 and discuss varying interpretations of the so-called bankruptcy reform law. As to many of the changes, there is little authoritative case law to guide us. We share what we know and advocate for rational approaches where courts have not spoken.
This site cannot replace the advice of an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. It can help you locate, interview and understand a bankruptcy professional. We also talk about the issues in representing yourself.
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