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Hi,Originally posted by missy2
Based on the information you provided, you're BK petition would be a cut & dry case - "simple" However, your $30k in students loans, will not be dischargeable, so don't even bother listing it as a debt on your petition. You should be able to negotiate a stellar repayment plan on your own.
If you're up to task, filing the BK petition won't be to difficult to do. A few members here have filed on their own as well, definately hit them up for some pointers. If you're opting to file your BK pro se because of money issues, don't forget about seeking the assistance of a BK paralegal, for preparation assistance!
Good Luck!
-ToddThe information provided is not, and should not be considered legal advice. All information provided is only informational and should be verified by a law practioner whenever possible. When confronted with legal issues contact an experienced attorney in your state who specializes in the area of law most directly called into question by your particular situation. -
Todd, if I am not mistaken she must list the student loans on Schedule F for full disclosure even if she has to repay them. I was not sure whther to list them as priority or not.Comment
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I completely understand where you are coming from. Go ahead and file for yourself. You need relief now, not when you finish paying a laywer. Borrow the filing fee if you have to and get the relief you need. I did my own BK through this online service that was perfect. I ended up paying a total of $379 to file and get the paperwork done vs. 900 for a laywer and the 200 filing fee.Comment
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