Not exact matches
Chapter 13 can be pursued if you don't
qualify for Chapter 7 or you don't want to
liquidate non-exempt
assets.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is considered a liquidation bankruptcy and nonexempt
assets are generally
liquidated and
qualifying unsecured debts are discharged.
Chapter 7 bankruptcy is called a liquidation bankruptcy because it allows a court - appointed bankruptcy trustee to be appointed to your case, gather your nonexempt
assets, and
liquidate them to repay your
qualifying creditors.
A person may decide they would be better off if they had Medicaid but in order to
qualify, they need to
liquidate their
assets.