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Your electricity, gas, or other public utility will NOT be shut off if you file bankruptcy

Posted on Jan 24, 2010 By Robert Kovacs
If you file for bankruptcy and are behind on a public utility bill then you can discharge the arrearage and not lose service. What happens is the amount you are behind will be discharged in your ...
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