Why File for Bankruptcy When Dissolutions Are Available
While dissolutions are typically faster than bankruptcy and have lower fees, companies often dissolve when they anticipate being able to pay creditors in full or at an agreed upon lower amount. If creditors cannot be paid in full or don’t agree to receive a lower amount then bankruptcy may be the only option.
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