You have decided that it is time to end the nightmare staring at you in the form of debt. You summoned the courage and now you want to plow forward. What do you do now? How do you actually file a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? This is a great question and one has to use a lot of caution here.
First, do not represent yourself in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is complicated. I have seen firsthand over many years people who think it is a great idea to file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy themselves. It nearly always turns out really bad. In law school, we learned early on that a client who represents themselves has a fool for a client. What in the world do you know about the Bankruptcy Code and the more than 500 pages of Code, Rules, and Guidelines? Most attorneys don’t understand the Bankruptcy Code-- a non-lawyer certainly will not.
Second, there are many people and entities who peddle free this or that on-line. Be very careful about this. Instead, hire a respectable local bankruptcy law firm, one that does nothing but Chapter 7 Bankruptcy work who will have your back and represent you when your creditors call and demand payment. A good bankruptcy law firm saves you money not costs you money. In fact, at Kain & Scott, we have a Free 90-Day Credit Repair Program, a $3,250.00 value for free!
We used to try and help people out who bought forms or tried to do this themselves but we have had to stop doing that because the cases were simply such a mess we didn’t have the time to deal with it. Please! Do not represent yourself in filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy. You will regret it!
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