Civil Suits Against Debtors Differ from Bankruptcy Proceedings Because

Civil suits against debtors differ from bankruptcy proceedings because

A) they are used only by secured creditors.
B) they usually involve creditors pursuing individual claims against the debtor.
C) they cannot be begun without the approval of the trustee in bankruptcy.
D) they are all dealt with in a single proceeding.
E) they can only be enforced with the permission of the trustee in bankruptcy.