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Approximately how much unsecured debt do you have?
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How often do you receive a paycheck?
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How much do you receive in your paycheck BEFORE taxes?
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How would you pay for the bankruptcy?
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How consistent is the amount of your income?
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How many people do you take care of in your household (including yourself)?
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How many people in your household are 65 or older?
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Your Debt Consolidation Estimates

Based on the information provided, here are the estimates that we think are relevant to you. Please note that these are estimates only. To check qualification and rate, you would need to check with the lender directly, which you can access below.

Debt Settlement

Debt Settlement is the process of renegotiating your total debt due and agreeing with your creditors on a new payment schedule. Usually, there is no more interest charged once a settlement has been agreed upon.

Chapter 7

Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is a bankruptcy that wipes away all of your unsecured debt. Student loans generally will not be discharged from any bankruptcies.

Chapter 13

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is a bankruptcy that restructures your existing debt, often due to an individual making too much to file a chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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You may be able to do this yourself. Please see resources that may help in this journey.
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