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A common question we receive from those considering bankruptcy is how it impacts personal guarantees. Some situations in which someone may sign a personal guarantee before filing bankruptcy include assisting a friend or family member in receiving a loan, and a business owner may sign a personal guarantee in order to secure funds for their company. If you’re considering filing for bankruptcy, you need to consult with a bankruptcy attorney before signing a personal guarantee.
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