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Rising Debt in the Growing Season Increases Cases of Chap...

Ever since people have learned to grow plants and care for livestock, farming has proved to be one of the most difficult occupations in which to make money. Because farming is so dependent on natural...

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Farms and Other Local Midwest Food Suppliers File for Cha...

Farming is a notoriously difficult profession even with the knowledge, tools, and power agriculturalists have access to today. Throughout the ages, farmers have faced challenges with the weather,...

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Qualifying as a Family Farmer or Fisher to File for Chapt...

Agricultural industries in the U.S. have changed dramatically over the last fifty years, developing to meet the needs of a growing population and global market while battling many other obstacles....

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Cancellation and Charging-Off vs Debt Discharge in Bankru...

When you enter into a loan agreement, it’s implied and expected you’ll repay the debt in full with interest. However, nobody is perfect. There are many life events that can affect your ability to...

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Possible Plan Outcomes with Chapter 12 Bankruptcy in Jack...

The seasons of winter and spring in Minnesota are the most difficult times for farmers who support their households with income from agricultural sources. In fact, it’s a time when bankruptcies...

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Benefits of Chapter 12 Over Chapter 13 for Farmers and Fi...

For most households, filing for bankruptcy without liquidating assets involves Chapter 13 bankruptcy, a process that effectively reorganizes debts and alters amounts to be repaid along with the...

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