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| Bankruptcy is not the only method of dealing with a debt problem. In some situations, another way might be more advantageous to the debtor than filing bankruptcy. Such alternatives may include an out of court settlement with creditors, reduction of payments to creditors, obtaining help from a consumer counseling service, or payment of debts by sale of assets or borrowing on assets. However, these methods require some cooperation from creditors, and the chances of success are greater if the debtor attempts these alternatives soon after financial difficulties begin. |
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