Sentences with phrase «bankruptcy puts a stop to»

So, what you're saying is the consumer proposal or bankruptcy puts a stop to the debts.

However, filing bankruptcy puts a stop to that kind of activity through a provision known as the automatic stay.

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Bankruptcy (either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13) puts a stop to any collection proceedings, including lawsuits, through the power of the automatic stay.

The 180 - day wait period to refile a dismissed bankruptcy case was put in place because of the power of the automatic stay and its ability to stop creditors in their tracks.

However, filing bankruptcy will put an immediate stop to all collections.

Chapter 7 and 13 bankruptcy will put a stop to all collection actions by creditors, including foreclosures, repossessions, and garnishments.

If you are about to be garnished, or if you have already been garnished, both a personal bankruptcy and a consumer proposal can put an immediate stop to this garnishee.

There is a fast and easy way to put a stop to any foreclosure action, auto repossession, and creditor harassment: by filing for a Minnesota bankruptcy with the experienced bankruptcy specialists at Kain & Scott!

It should be noted that filing for bankruptcy will put an immediate stop to wage garnishment and affords some debtors the opportunity to recoup funds that have been taken by garnishment.

Another way Chapter 7 bankruptcy helps you get your life back is that it puts an immediate stop to all the harassing phone calls and letters from collection agencies.

First, the automatic stay puts a stop to collections, phone calls and letters during the bankruptcy case.

In addition to debt relief, filing bankruptcy can put a stop to foreclosure proceedings, wage garnishment, lawsuits, creditor phone calls and collection letters.

Filing for bankruptcy will put a stop to the foreclosure process because all creditors must stop the collection process.