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DuBose Law Firm, PLLC
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Otstott, Andrews & Jamison
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Bonnie L Johnson & Assoc
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The Law Office of Stephen Johnson
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Sullo & Bobbitt, PLLC
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What Debts Should I Continue To Pay While Considering Bankruptcy? Filed in Bankruptcy , Filing Bankruptcy , Managing Your Finances on Oct.17, 2010 Are you still on the fence about filing bankruptcy ? Well, even if you are not sure if or when you will file bankruptcy, you need to prioritize your debt payments as if you were going to file bankruptcy so that you can position yourself well regardless of which choice you make. Below are a few suggestions: - -mortgage depends on a number of factors. If you are already in foreclosure and don’t plan on trying to save your home if you file bankruptcy, paying your mortgage may not make a difference. However, if you are not in foreclosure yet, and hope to save your home if you file bankruptcy, paying your mortgage is a good idea. -Electricity, water and heat are all essential services; but when you’re drowning in debt they can be difficult to pay. Try to get on a payment plan with these utility providers and pay the minimum until you make your decision about bankruptcy. If you decide to file bankruptcy, those utility bills can be discharged.