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Fresh start !
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This might be helpful? https://upsolve.org/learn/pros-cons-filing-chapter-7-bankruptcy/
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The article above describes the pros and cons in detail, but here are a few that a lot of people think about! The potential pros often include: the temporary protection of the automatic stay and the bankruptcy discharge. The possible cons sometimes include: not qualifying for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, depending on your circumstances and the cost of the court fees.