Do It Yourself Bankruptcy Options
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If you’ve made it to the point of thinking about filing bankruptcy, you’ve probably got a pile of debt, a sinking self esteem, a ringing phone, and a lot of stress.
The typical bankruptcy consists of over 40 pages, all written in legalease, which even some attorneys find confusing. The bankruptcy forms list all of your debts, your income, all property you own and more. Once you are in your 341 meeting, if you’ve prepared your own bankruptcy forms, you are on your own answering questions and dealing with the consequences. The federal bankruptcy code allows consumers to represent themselves in a pro se bankruptcy, and some trustees are a bit more helpful to those that choose to go pro se, but if you’ve made a mistake you could lose property or even have your bankruptcy dismissed.
Do it yourself bankruptcy is best for people who have some sort of legal background, or an attorney friend who will look over their work for them. If you are considering DIY bankruptcy, you should read over the federal bankruptcy law, your local bankruptcy rules, and get a free bankruptcy review or free consultation with a local bankruptcy attorney to ask questions and at least get an idea of problems you may encounter.
You can file your own bankruptcy with our do it yourself bankruptcy forms for just $19.95.
