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The answer is yes. According to the automatic stay law, creditors are barred from taking any further action to collect past due debts. When an individual becomes delinquent in paying bills, creditors will try different methods of reaching them in an effort to collect on the debt. Some of the actions they may take include calling your work, home, friends, family members, or employer. Those that co-signed or guaranteed the loan on your behalf may also be contacted. More drastic measures may be taken as well such as vehicular repossession, foreclosure, and seizure of furniture and appliances. Filing for bankruptcy or reorganization stops any collection activity against you or your possessions. Creditors will no longer be able to call you, send notices, or apply any wage garnishes. Repossession actions and foreclosures must come to a halt and, even in the case of reorganization, collection activity can be stopped against guarantors and co-signers on certain types of debt. Some actions cannot be stopped with bankruptcy, and those include any orders for payment of alimony or child support. The advantage is that a reorganization plan can provide the means for being able to catch up on any past due alimony or child support.

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