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GUIDE TO BANKRUPTCY ISSUES FOR ILLINOIS NONPROFIT CORPORATIONSThe bankruptcy process is very complex. This <strong>Guide</strong> is intended <strong>for</strong> use by nonprofit boardmembers, officers, executive staff and other non-lawyers who need to understand theimplications of bankruptcy proceedings <strong>for</strong> Illinois nonprofit organizations. This <strong>Guide</strong> seeks toexplain what is needed to prepare <strong>for</strong> bankruptcy, outline the bankruptcy process, identify keybankruptcy concepts, and highlight special considerations <strong>for</strong> nonprofits contemplatingbankruptcy.TLP recognizes that some organizations know they are close to liquidation, while others are stillexploring the possibility of restructuring their organization’s debt. While this <strong>Guide</strong> can beread from the beginning to end, its structure is meant to allow readers to pick chapters andsubchapters that apply to their specific situation.Where possible, we recommend that a nonprofit board considering bankruptcy or involvedin bankruptcy proceedings consult <strong>with</strong> an attorney, accountant and other advisors to ensurethat the general rules and concepts discussed in this <strong>Guide</strong> are appropriately applied in thespecific circumstances. The in<strong>for</strong>mation provided in this publication should not beconsidered legal advice.4