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Creditor's Bankruptcy Claims
Filing for bankruptcy can be a challenging task. Our legal team is here to help you through the process.

Often times when a company makes a bankruptcy filing, the court may distribute a notice to any creditors mentioned in the filing. When the notice is received, it is very important to proceed with filing a proof of claim form.

It can be common for a company not to list all of the creditors. Therefore, our team is here to help you make a proof of claim and to ensure you are taken into account.

Do not wait, and contact an attorney today!
FAQs
What is a Proof of Claim form?
A proof of claim is a form that is submitted by a creditor in order to receive financial compensation from a company who has filed for bankruptcy. This form serves as notice of the claim being made to all the parties involved in the bankruptcy, including the court and the company in debt.
Why should you hire an attorney?
The more proactive a person is about the process, the better the chances of the claim resulting in financial compensation. Your assets are important to you and your attorney can help you fight for them in the best possible way.
What happens if a secured creditor fails to file a Proof of Claim form?
Failing to file means the creditor does not get paid. There is a deadline, so it is very important to keep this in mind.