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Filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
	Filing chapter 13 bankruptcy is usually one of the last resorts for those facing debilitating financial circumstances. It is generally the last thing anyone wants who has tried to protect their financial investments, credit histories and future fiscal stability. However, there are times when choosing to use the protection provided through a chapter 13 bankruptcy filing may be the right move in order to stop the snowballing effect of clamoring creditors and foreclosures.