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    If a debt is not paid, the creditor can torture the debtor, inflicting all sorts of harm on the person. In this strange exchange, the creditor will not take anything from the debtor in an effort to recoup losses, but will instead consider their “right to exercise power over the powerless without a thought”(“Genealogy”, P.41), proper amends…

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    Credit Score History

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    Credit scores are used by lenders and creditors to determine whether or not to extend a loan to a consumer and at what terms. The score is a three digit number that is an indication of the consumer's likelihood to pay bills on time. The credit score is maintained and administered by the three credit bureaus,Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. These bureaus use the information reported to them by creditors and lenders to calculate credit scores. When a score is calculated, several key points are…

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    Wage Garnishment Essay

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    problem or situation that caused them to make the leap to petition the court for a discharge of debt. For many, this occurs when their paycheck is garnished. What Is Wage Garnishment and Who Can Garnish My Wages? Wage garnishment refers to a creditor or debt collector obtaining permission from the court to take money directly out of a debt holder’s earnings and/or tax refunds. There are restrictions put in place for the protection of the consumer: limitations on how much can be garnished,…

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    to redeem, reaffirm, or surrender the collateral that they put up for the secured debt. If one chooses to redeem they pay the creditor the current value of the property. If they choose to reaffirm the debt, they “agree on new contract terms with the creditor” (Renauer). The last option is to surrender the property which means the debtor gives the property to the creditor. The nest step in the filing process is to complete and file the form. A debtor must file a petition to cancel their debt with…

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    payments to all four creditors, you would then put the remainder of the $1,000 towards the…

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    Bankruptcy In 1800s

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    Bankruptcy assists consumers who can no longer pay their outstanding amounts on debts so that the consumer can get a renewed start by eliminating assets to compensate their debts or by constructing a repayment plan. Bankruptcy regulations also safeguard financially distressed businesses. Bankruptcy in the United States has had an extensive and wide-ranging antiquity since the outlining of the U.S. Constitution. Primarily, the framers of the Constitution pursued to demonstrate bankruptcy laws as…

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    Hammurabi DBQ

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    or carried away the crop, ... in that year he does not have to pay his creditor (Doc D). Property law in Hammurabi’s code is unjust. Because the punishment for law number 21 is a bit overkill, because they hang him in the hole he made is just torture and is very harsh. And in law number 48, the creditor loses money because the person he sold it to doesn't have to pay him (creditor) back, and that isn’t fair to the creditor at…

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    In the “Blindsided by Bankruptcy” case study written by Clancy Martin, an owner of a chain of jewelry stores is on the verge of bankruptcy . The attorney says it is time to file Chapter Eleven. Chapter 11 is the legal allowance of business reorganization for the sake of the business’ solvency, liquidity, and future profitability . Then Rudolph Bultmann, the local Rolex rep, calls. He claims the owner need not worry about the five million already owed and that he would like to make a three…

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    It further assists the creditors and interested investors to determine the organization’s financial position because of the list of assets and creditors outlined in the balance sheet. Due to the providence of the financial statement each year, the company is at a position to evaluate its progress on the financial operations of the business…

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    start fresh financially while their creditors are still being paid. There are two categories that bankruptcy falls into: voluntary and…

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