If your business is in financial distress and you're considering bankruptcy, ensure you make the right decision with this expert advice from two experienced bankruptcy attorneys. Get the tools you need to determine if bankruptcy is the right move for you. Alternatives and valuable prevention strategies are covered in detail. It's a complete do-it-yourself guide to filing for bankruptcy under the most recent bankruptcy laws. 320 pp.

Wang Ekvall and Smiley cover:

• Nonbankruptcy alternatives that can save your business
• How to determine whether your business is salvageable
• What to expect during your bankruptcy case
• Maximizing the protections and benefits of bankruptcy
• Restructuring your finances
• Liquidating the assets of a business in an orderly manner

Give your business the best possible chance of survival-or cease operations with minimal difficulty-with this professional counseling.

Valuable forms include:

• Voluntary Petition
• Notice of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Case
• Statement of Financial Affairs
• List of Creditors Holding 20 Largest Unsecured Claims
• Declaration on Behalf of a Corporation or Partnership
• Declaration Concerning Debtor's Schedules
• Summons to Debtor in Involuntary Case
• Order for Relief in Involuntary Case
• Acceptance or Rejection of Plan, Combined with Notice Thereof
• Class Ballot for Accepting or Rejecting Plan of Reorganization
• And more

And schedules for:

• Real Property
• Personal Property
• Property Claimed as Exempt
• Creditors Holding Secured and Unsecured Claims
• Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases
• Co-debtors

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