Can I separate my new business from my personal bankruptcy?I've got to incur debt to make my business operate .

If the business is incorporated and it incurs the debt and not you personally, then perhaps you may be OK. However, you must talk with your bankrupcty attorney before doing anything, since creditor laws vary from state to state and the bankruptcy court may not even although this transaction even it technically is OK.

Hope this helps.

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You should tread carefully as it is a common misconception that the limited liability protection of an entity goes both ways. Your membership stake in the LLC is technically a personal asset that can get mixed up in your bankruptcy if you are not careful and you should consult with a local bankruptcy attorney beforehand.

I hope this helps.

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