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Do the new Bankruptcy Laws enacted in 2005 still allow me to declare Bankruptcy?

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Do the new Bankruptcy Laws enacted in 2005 still allow me to declare Bankruptcy?

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Absolutely! The new Bankruptcy laws changed some of the requirements for information that must be submitted by attorneys and creditors, but it absolutely still allows a person to declare Bankruptcy. Some of the new changes required by attorneys include the completion of a Means Test calculation and more income verification. Some of the changes required by debtors include a Pre-Petition and Post Petition Credit Counseling Certificate.

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