πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Bankruptcy Reform Act (Bankruptcy Code)

πŸ“ United States βš–οΈ Administrative Law πŸ“… 1978

The Bankruptcy Reform Act, also known as the Bankruptcy Code, is a US federal law that oversees the bankruptcy process in the US. It sets out procedures for individuals and businesses to reorganize or liquidate their debts, temporarily shielding them from creditor actions while debts are being resolved. This allows debtors to start fresh and manage their financial obligations.

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