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A company does not have to be insolvent to file for bankruptcy. A company can file a petition under Chapter 11 to remain in business during bankruptcy. A single business owner may qualify for some relief under Chapter 13 bankruptcy.Source:
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How do I file for bankruptcy in Nevada?
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by Louis_R on February 17th, 2011
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My grandaughter is cosigner on a car with her mother as main signer. her mother is going to file bankruptcy. she doesn't want her car included since she only owes eleven more months. how does she get the car only in her name? she has made all the payments
by Anonymous on September 3rd, 2009
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