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An automatic stay: a. ends if a debtor attempts to incur additional debt after a petition has been filed. b. prevents creditors from taking action against a debtor. c. arises only upon the filing of a voluntary petition. d. prevents any further interest from accruing on a debtor's outstanding debts.
An automatic stay: prevents creditors from taking action against a debtor.
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