Will I Be Required To Sell My Assets?

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Will I Be Required To Sell My Assets?

Yes. A lot of your property which is deemed a necessity will not be released, but filing bankruptcy (Chapter 7) will often require you to give up certain types of property. A second home or an extra vehicle will more than likely be required to be given up as well as cash, bank accounts, family heirlooms, collectibles, and other investments.

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