👉 Bankruptcy involving infection, often referred to as medical bankruptcy, occurs when an individual or business is unable to pay back debts due to significant health issues that have led to prolonged illness, treatment, or hospitalization. This can result in the accumulation of medical bills and other healthcare-related expenses that exceed the borrower's financial capacity. In such cases, the debtor may file for bankruptcy to discharge these obligations, providing temporary relief from creditors. However, this process can complicate the resolution of health issues, as some debts may not be dischargeable, and the debtor might still face challenges in accessing necessary treatments or managing their healthcare costs.
