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i have a cutoff notice for my lights will bankruptcy stop the cutoff if the papers are ready

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One Response to “utility bills”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

Yes, this will stop, the utility company will right off the arrears but will most likely require a deposit for continued service. It would be to your advantage to contact a trustee right away and get the process underway as it is easier to stop the service from being cutoff than it is to get new services arranged.