Ask a lawyer: What to do before and after confronting bankruptcy

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Ask a lawyer: What to do before and after confronting bankruptcy

Ebele Ebonwu, an associate in Gordon Feinblatt's Financial Services Group, offers advice on how to avoid bankruptcy and how to manage it once it has been filed, including the importance of a good attorney and reorganizing your finances.

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