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How to file a Bankruptcy?

Tips

Do proper research before filing the case
Make sure to include all of your eligible debt
Debts like student loans, Tax bills, etc. can not be discharged. However in most cases organization will work for you.
In case you have filed ‘automatic stay’ your creditors can not contact you and in case they do so they are breaking the law. You can notify your lawyer regarding this.
Although bankruptcy stays on your credit report record for up to 10 years, you will be able to re-establish credit. There are many companies who specialize in helping people to re-establish their credit. The fees may be higher, but in the long run, this can help you (if you are responsible).

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Your employer and landlord will not be informed of bankruptcy unless they are your creditors. However if somebody is keen on finding, he can do so by tracking down public records.
Keep all your Bankruptcy Filing records for at least a year after filing, including all back up documentation.
The parties to which you owe debts can decide to challenge the discharge of a particular debt or of your entire discharge any time from the day you file the case through the 60th day after the date first set for the meeting of creditors. This almost never happens, because the burden of proof is almost always on the creditors, and often their insurance will cover a discharge of debt.
Make sure your Lawyer has good capability and experience to handle your case and you feel comfortable with him/her.