A court-appointed official may sell some of your property or turn it over to your creditors. Chapter 7 can only be filed every six years. Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 may get rid of unsecured debt, repossessions, garnishments, collection activities, and stop foreclosure. However, bankruptcy usually does not erase alimony, taxes, child support, and some student loan obligations. Chapter 13 usually does not allow you to keep property that has a lien on it or unpaid mortgage.
Bankruptcy filing can make it difficult to acquire credit and buy a home for several years.
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