Do you know the Bankruptcy Chapter 7 Rules
Do you know the Bankruptcy Chapter 7 Rules?
The most common form of bankruptcy is known as bankruptcy chapter 7 in the united state. There is some description of process of liquidation under the lows of bankruptcy of the united state. This type of bankruptcy may be filled by an individual who have no dismissed cases for bankruptcy within 180 days and a business may also file Chapter 7 bankruptcy if the business is unable to pay off its creditors and bad condition debt collection. Generally bankruptcy is happen only when the debtor has no property to sale to repay his debt and he passes the entire chapter 7 qualifying process of bankruptcy.

The Chapter 7 bankruptcy is a process of several criteria. According to the new amendments the debtor has to pass now the means test which is a two steps process of calculation of debtor’s income. The first step of means test is the comparison between debtor monthly income and median income of the state. If the monthly income is less then median income of the state, the debtor can qualify for bankruptcy filling and if his monthly income is higher then median income, he must has to go for the second step of the qualifying process which is the calculation of debtor’s last 6 months disposable income . If the debtor’s 6 months disposable income is less then $ 6,000, he passes the means test and he can file a petition for bankruptcy.
The Chapter 7 bankruptcy is now very famous as liquidation bankruptcy. But before filling it a debtor must has to consult with any bankruptcy attorney who can help to qualify bankruptcy according to the state law.

