BankruptcyBusiness LawWhat if I own a small business and want to file for Bankruptcy?

June 27, 2009

Is your business turning a profit? Does it own any assets? Would you like to keep it running, or would you like to wrap it up? These are a few of the questions you should consider if you own a small business and are debating filing for bankruptcy.

If your goal is to keep the business in operation, you really need to look into a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy to relieve your budget and keep your doors open. If you’re ready to close up shop and want to move on with life, you should look in to filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy to give you a fresh start.

To talk with someone about the different options you have as a small business owner, contact Nachawati Law Group for a free consultation by calling toll free 1-866-705-7584 or e-mail info@fnalwfirm.com

 

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