Bankruptcy Explained: A Guide for Businesses
Mark Steven Summers
Abstract
Mark Steven Summers
Abstract
What actually happens during the bankruptcy process--everything--explained in straightforward language. Describes the legal, credit, and psychological impact upon the debtor, major events in a bankruptcy, and pre-bankruptcy considerations for both the potentially bankrupt and the credit manager concerned with the possibility of a customer filing bankruptcy. Discusses how to determine whether or not to file for bankruptcy, types of bankruptcy (liquidation, reorganization, family farmer, and wage earner), the major players in bankruptcy proceedings, how and where to file, and what documents are needed. Complete with numerous standard forms.
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What actually happens during the bankruptcy process--everything--explained in straightforward language. Describes the legal, credit, and psychological impact upon the debtor, major events in a bankruptcy, and pre-bankruptcy considerations for both the potentially bankrupt and the credit manager concerned with the possibility of a customer filing bankruptcy. Discusses how to determine whether or not to file for bankruptcy, types of bankruptcy (liquidation, reorganization, family farmer, and wage earner), the major players in bankruptcy proceedings, how and where to file, and what documents are needed. Complete with numerous standard forms.
Key concepts: Bankruptcy, Debtor, Business, Actuarial science, Wage, Finance, Economics, Creditor