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27 March 2008

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Personal bankruptcy can be loosely defined as a legal proceeding where you essentially say, "I can't pay my debts." From there, you file paperwork in Bankruptcy Court to support that claim. And although there are six types of bankruptcy, the two most commonly filed for by individuals are Chapter 13 (reorganization) and Chapter 7 (liquidation). Filing bankruptcy is a personal choice, but it's not always the right choice for everyone.