20) How are voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy different?
A) A voluntary bankruptcy case allows objections to be filed; involuntary bankruptcy cases forbid objections.
B) A voluntary bankruptcy case is started by the individual in debt; an involuntary bankruptcy case is started by the creditors.
C) A voluntary bankruptcy case is for money owed under $100,000; an involuntary bankruptcy case is for money owed over $100,000.
D) A voluntary bankruptcy case protects subjects from paying any debts; involuntary bankruptcy cases make subjects pays all debts.
