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Filing for Colorado Bankruptcy: More Important Info

More answers about filing for Colorado bankruptcy

If you are overwhelmed by debt and are thinking about filing for Colorado bankruptcy, you may have some questions about what to expect from the process. To give you a better idea about what this debt relief option generally entails, as well as whether it’s right for you, in this three-part blog series, we will answer some frequently asked questions about filing for Colorado bankruptcy.

Tomorrow is the start of Tax Identity Theft Awareness Week, a national public awareness campaign sponsored by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). To support this campaign, below, we have pointed out some of the most effective ways that consumers can combat tax identity theft and avoid becoming victims.

Concluding our blog series Bankruptcy Glossary: Common Bankruptcy Terms Defined, below, we will define some more common bankruptcy terms that are important to understand if you will be filing for or are going through bankruptcy.

Resuming Bankruptcy Glossary: Common Bankruptcy Terms Defined (Pt. 1), here, we will highlight the definitions of some more commonly used bankruptcy terms. If you will be or are going through bankruptcy, understanding what these terms mean and how they may apply to your situation can be important.

The duration of Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases in Colorado varies, depending on the specifics of the case, such as the amount of assets that comprise the bankruptcy estate. In general, however, Chapter 7 cases in Colorado last between 3 to 6 months.

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