Can a Creditor Force me into Bankruptcy?

Typically a creditor cannot force an individual into filing personal bankruptcy.  On the converse, a company may be forced into bankruptcy if enough creditors get together that are owed a certain amount by the business.  If you are behind on a car payment, mortgage or other loan secured by a piece of property that creditor has the right to repossess that property and/or sue you for the amount owed.  That creditor does not, however, have the automatic right to force you into filing for personal bankruptcy.

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