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Charlotte Bankruptcy Lawyer Bryan W. Stone of Arnold & Smith, PLLC answers the question “What are the pros and cons of bankruptcy ?”

If you are considering filing for bankruptcy you likely have many thoughts swirling around your head. Concerns about your own money and how the decision to file impacts your financial life are enough to keep most people up at night. Even more stressful, is how filing for bankruptcy could impact your children. You may wonder how filing impacts money set aside for the kids, how it could impact their property and whether it could impact their education, such as private school tuition or the ability to secure student loans. To find out more, keep reading.

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