Questions about bankruptcy. Any lawyers out there?
I just moved from Connecticut to Florida in June 2009. I want to present a pro-se Chapter 7 bankruptcy. I contacted a company that said they can not help me because I've lived in Florida for the past 2 years. Does anyone Whether this is true? What this means to me when it comes to filling out paperwork? I would do it soon and can not afford to hire a lawyer.
Studies have shown that people who have tried to do it themselves without the help of a bankruptcy attorney have been cited nearly unanimously that if I had to again, I would have used an attorney. The money spent would have been well worth it in terms of how their financial reporting to court in order to obtain the desired results, and the number of assets that can keep after completing the presentation. But there is actually more than that. A bankruptcy lawyer goodwill examine their financial details and then be able to advise you as to the options you may have, which are all elements of an evaluation of bankruptcy and solid. This helps you understand where you are now and what is your best bet for the future from a financial standpoint and economic development. If you decide that each presentation is the best way forward, then the lawyer will be there to work with you to present your information Financial in the best light possible so that the desired outcome is one that is best for you, for example, filing Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. The best way to solve their financial problems at the moment is no additional errors, and without an evaluation of a qualified bankruptcy lawyer, you probably do not really know what your options are, or what is the best way forward. Doing what is right for you and no more financial mistakes at this critical point in time.
Eugene Melchionne, Connecticut Bankruptcy Lawyer, Elected To Lead Bankruptcy Law Network
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