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By John McMickle
One year ago, America's bankruptcy laws changed, altering the legal landscape for consumers, lenders and attorneys in fundamental ways. A consumer no longer has a near-absolute right to file for Chapter 7. Consumers in Chapter 13 must devote more resources to paying unsecured creditors. And virtually all consumers seeking bankruptcy must undergo pre-fi...
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