When filing for bankruptcy, it is important to consider whether the debt you owe is a secured debt or an unsecured debt. The court’s ruling will depend on what specific type of debt you owe to your creditors.

How does a secured debt differ from an unsecured debt?
As the name suggests, a secured debt uses a form of security for the money owed. The security may be real estate property such as a home or a lot. The borrower signs a contract that agrees to surrender this property in case he fails to pay off his dues.

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