Originally posted by stew89
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How hard is filing bankruptcy on your own?
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There are some amazing folks on here that can help you out. Note that if all appears overwhelming, what many suggest is to stop paying on your credit cards a few months before filing and using that money to pay for an attorney. To avoid confusion and what can be a myriad of questions to which you may not get the correct answer all the time, that might be a wise move for you. Have you spoken yet with an attorney? Most give free consultations and you can always go for more than one and check out a few attorneys; if you are in doubt about who to call, look in your phone book under the State section and call the State Bar Association for some attorneys who handle BK in your area - take with you a complete listing of all your bills, monthly payments, sources of income, paystubs, most recent tax return and a listing of your assets. Best of luck to you!_________________________________________
Filed 5 Year Chapter 13: April 2002
Early Buy-Out: April 2006
Discharge: August 2006
"A credit card is a snake in your pocket"
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You know: when I first started to think seriously about bankruptcy, I thought I'd do the work myself.
I noticed, however, that I had tremendous fear and anxiety coming up.
It took me a few days to realize the anxiety was NOT from the idea of filing; the anxiety was from the idea of ME filing, working pretty much alone.
I decided that for peace of mind, I'd hire an attorney. I love research, but I'm not a person who is good with tedious work and detail. Once I started to meet with attorneys (and settled on one), my anxiety pretty much vanished .....
But if you're going to go it alone, this is definitely the place to hang out and where to ask all your questions.
Good luck.
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