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AN OVERVIEW OF BANKRUPTCY LAW FOR NORTH CAROLINA LOCAL TAX COLLECTORS NC Association of County Attorneys Summer Attorneys Conference July 2628, 2018Robert E. Price, Jr. Assistant Bankruptcy Administrator

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How to fill out an overview of bankruptcy

1. Begin by gathering all the necessary financial documents, such as tax returns, bank statements, income statements, and a list of assets and debts.
2. Review the bankruptcy forms and determine which type of bankruptcy you qualify for. There are generally two options: Chapter 7 bankruptcy for individuals with limited income and assets, and Chapter 13 bankruptcy for individuals with a regular income.
3. Fill out the required bankruptcy forms accurately and completely. These forms typically include a petition, schedules of assets and liabilities, income and expense statements, and a statement of financial affairs.
4. Provide accurate and truthful information on the forms. Failure to disclose all assets, debts, and income can result in severe penalties.
5. Once the forms are completed, file them with the appropriate bankruptcy court. You will need to pay a filing fee, unless you qualify for a fee waiver.
6. Attend the meeting of creditors, also known as the 341 meeting. This is a mandatory meeting where you will be questioned by the bankruptcy trustee and any creditors who choose to attend.
7. Follow any additional instructions or requirements provided by the bankruptcy court or trustee. This may include attending debtor education courses or completing additional paperwork.
8. Wait for the bankruptcy discharge, which eliminates your eligible debts. This typically occurs a few months after the meeting of creditors, but can vary depending on the type of bankruptcy and individual circumstances.
9. Take steps to rebuild your credit after bankruptcy. This may involve creating a budget, establishing a savings account, and responsibly using credit to demonstrate a positive payment history.
10. Monitor your credit reports regularly to ensure that all discharged debts are properly updated and reflected as eliminated.

Who needs an overview of bankruptcy?

1. Individuals who are struggling with overwhelming debt and are unable to repay their creditors may need an overview of bankruptcy.
2. Business owners who are facing insurmountable financial challenges and need to restructure their debts or liquidate their assets.
3. Individuals who have been sued by creditors and are facing potential wage garnishment, property foreclosure, or repossession.
4. People who have significant medical bills or other unexpected expenses that they cannot afford to pay.
5. Individuals who have tried other debt relief options, such as debt consolidation or negotiation, but have not been successful.
6. Individuals who want to understand the potential benefits, consequences, and alternatives of filing for bankruptcy before making a decision.

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What is an overview of bankruptcy?

An overview of bankruptcy is a summary of a company or individual's financial situation, assets, liabilities, and debts in relation to their decision to file for bankruptcy.

Who is required to file an overview of bankruptcy?

Individuals or companies who are declaring bankruptcy are required to file an overview of bankruptcy.

How to fill out an overview of bankruptcy?

An overview of bankruptcy can be filled out by providing detailed information about the financial status of the individual or company, including assets, liabilities, debts, and income.

What is the purpose of an overview of bankruptcy?

The purpose of an overview of bankruptcy is to provide the court and creditors with a clear understanding of the financial situation of the individual or company filing for bankruptcy.

What information must be reported on an overview of bankruptcy?

Information such as assets, liabilities, debts, income, and expenses must be reported on an overview of bankruptcy.