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Wrongful death cases have complex emotional and material ramifications. Because no two cases are identical, the factors in determining compensation in this type of case can vary significantly. In general, wrongful death cases are very relational in their nature. The relationships that are shattered by a wrongful death can determine the manner in which the case is handled.

Although under current bankruptcy laws, the federal government has made it a requirement in the vast majority of cases, some have become skeptical towards the usefulness of credit counseling. While the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act was passed in 2005 and has not seen significant amendments addressing the issue, a 2007 study done by the Government Accountability Office has cast doubt over credit counseling’s ability to actually help a debtor.