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If you are a sole proprietor, for instance, you will be personally liable for the business liabilities if the business doesn?t have enough capital to satisfy the company?s debts. This personal liability also holds true for general partnerships. If you are a partner, you can also be held personally responsible for any outstanding business debts of the partnership. Therefore, filing for both business and personal bankruptcy may be a viable option in these situations.
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The Bricks Law Firm, PC is a family run general practice in Atlanta, Georgia concentrating in Bankruptcy, Real Estate, Wills and Probate Matters, Business Formation, Personal Injury, Collections and Debt Negotiations. In these tough economic times, our focus has shifted primarily to representing debtors in individual and business bankruptcy filings in both chapter 7 and chapter 13 proceedings. In the past year we have represented many bankruptcy clients who never expected to be in such a position. So take heart, you are not alone. Video Rating: 0 / 5
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