What are the requirements for filing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy?

In Arizona, a person or business that is in need of debt reorganization due to financial difficulties may choose to file a Chapter 11 bankruptcy. In order to file a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the person or business must be able to show they are insolvent and unable to pay their debts. Additionally, they must have a source of income that will be used to pay creditors. Finally, the person or business must have the financial resources to reorganize their debts and secure financing to keep the business operational. Before filing a Chapter 11 bankruptcy, an individual or business must take various steps in order to be eligible. They must complete the appropriate documents, including a statement of their liabilities and assets. Additionally, they must provide a list of creditors and the total amount of money owed to each creditor. These documents must be filed with the court and approved by the court in order for the bankruptcy petition to be granted. The individual or business filing for bankruptcy must also attend a meeting of creditors, where creditors can ask questions and voice any concerns about the proposed debt reorganization plan. After the meeting of creditors, the individual or business must submit a reorganization plan to the court that outlines how the debts will be repaid. This plan needs to be approved by the court as well as any creditors that chose to participate in the process. Once a reorganization plan is approved, the individual or business must adhere to the plan. This includes making timely payments and completing any other tasks outlined in the plan. If the individual or business fails to do so, the court may dismiss the case or convert it to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy which would force the liquidation of the individual or business assets.

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