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2.Everyone will know you have filed for bankruptcy.

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3.Filing chapter 7 can improve bad credit.

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4.Filing bankruptcy will ruin my credit for ten years.

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5.The chapter 7 Federal Bankruptcy Act is a new Federally approved program that will eliminate 100% of any debts for good.

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6. Filing for bankruptcy means you're a bad person.

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7. Filing bankruptcy leads to divorce.

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8. You can't get rid of back taxes through bankruptcy.

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9. My bankruptcy is likely to be reported in the newspapers.

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10. Chapter 7 eligibility is limited to people who are under the median income based on US Census Bureau standards for location and household size.

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11. If I am over the median I may still be able to file chapter 7 under the "special circumstances" doctrine.

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12. If you're married both you and your spouse have to file for bankruptcy.

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13. Only Deadbeats file for bankruptcy.

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14. It's really hard to file for bankruptcy.

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15. If you file for bankruptcy you'll never be able to own anything again..

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16. After a bankruptcy discharge, the automatic stay becomes a permanent injunction.

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17. Anyone seeking to file bankruptcy is first required to obtain a pre-bankruptcy briefing from a credit counseling agency approved by the US attorneys office.

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18. You can file chapter 7 bankruptcy and still keep your house and your car.

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19. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is designed to give the honest and needy debtor a "fresh start".

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20. I should tell my bankruptcy attorney only as much as he needs to know about my financial situation.

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