Chapter 31 is a subsection of U.S. bankruptcy law enabling financially distressed individuals and businesses to reorganize debts while continuing operations. Often used by farmers and small enterprises, it provides structured repayment plans under court supervision, helping debtors avoid liquidation, protect assets, and regain stability.
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