How will your public utilities be affected by a bankruptcy filing?

by Administrator 11. March 2010 02:27

When individuals file for bankruptcy, they often receive a number of protections. One of these protections is that the electric company cannot cut off the filers' public utilities. 

This protection, however, typically does not mean that filers will never pay for these utilities. Instead, they may be required to pay after the bankruptcy filing if the utility requires a deposit for future services. 

If you or anyone you know has questions about a bankruptcy filing, contact the Austin personal bankruptcy lawyers of Slater Kennon LLP, at 512-338-1100.

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