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No...their filing protects & effects THEM - and those THEY owe, not those that owe them. In fact the court along with the creditors of the company is now involved with aming sure all assets owed the company are collected and used to pay it's obligations.....hence where as before you only had the Cos collections to deal with, now you have many parties interested in making sure you pay. And - consider if your thought was at all true - if you filed BK then your employer, or bank, or investment/IRA accounts, etc don't have to pay you.

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Q: Can you stop making your monthly payments to a company that has filed chapter 11?
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