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    answer my questions please

    I'm writing this mail to get information on some of topics of bankruptcy proceeding. Would you answer my questions, please.
    Even a brief answer, such as "yes", "no" will also be helpful. The questions are regarding to corporations.
    Q1. What happens if a debtor has no asset? Does court automatically check whether a debtor has enough money to cover at least the expense of bankruptcy process?
    What usually happens with insolvent companies without any asset?
    Q2. Who pays the environmental fee? Does environmental fee belong to the administrative expenses class and have priority to be paid? Generally, how is the environmental fee (environmental damages) paid? What if a debtor has no asset to pay for environmental damages? What is the applicable law?
    Q3. Does bankruptcy estate include collateral? Can collateral be used to pay environmental fee and claims belong to priority classes? Or, is collateral separated from the estate of bankruptcy and only a part of it left after secured creditors'payment may be used to cover other claims?
    Q4. According to the American business tradition, who finances companies; banks, other entities or individuals? Who playes the major role in financing of corporations?
    Thank you for your attention. I do appreciate your help.

    #2
    This site is more focused to consumer BK and not corporate or business Bk. Anyone considering a business BK should speak to an attorney.

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      #3
      As HHM stated..........this site is geared primarily to personal bankruptcies. Definatley seek the advice of an experience business/corporate bankruptcy attorney.

      Good Luck!
      The information provided is not, and should not be considered legal advice. All information provided is only informational and should be verified by a law practioner whenever possible. When confronted with legal issues contact an experienced attorney in your state who specializes in the area of law most directly called into question by your particular situation.

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