Guilt tends to dog the footsteps of many people who file bankruptcy, but should it? If there is no other option, something has to be done.<\/p>\n
In today\u2019s fast paced and debt filled world, people in over their heads financially often have an enormous personal struggle with the thought of filing bankruptcy. They feel a deep-seated twinge of guilt for failing to manage their financial affairs. But really, should they feel guilty when there is no other option open to them? It\u2019s a tough question and a tough position to be in.<\/p>\n
The drowning debtor with guilt is between a rock and a hard place, because in their minds, if they declare bankruptcy, they are deadbeats. They do not want to pack it in and admit defeat and have to face the stigma of having gone bankrupt; a status that will haunt them for many years. So they struggle to keep their heads (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Guilt tends to dog the footsteps of many people who file bankruptcy, but should it? If there is no other option, something has to be done. In today\u2019s fast paced and debt filled world, people in over their heads financially…<\/span><\/p>\n