Bankruptcy
Personal Bankruptcy Filing Doesn’t Have to Be Complex
Choosing to complete a personal bankruptcy filing can be a very difficult choice, but can end up leading to a second financial chance. This legal proceeding relieves a person of certain types of personal debt; including credit cards, personal loans or medical bills, while allowing them to retain certain assets, such as their home or vehicle.
Each state has its own exempt property laws (or they can choose to use the Federal exemptions) but otherwise, Bankruptcy is governed by Federal law.
When considering personal bankruptcy filing, We The People helps our customers from becoming confused or overwhelmed by the steps and the documentation required for completing the bankruptcy process.
We The People Can Help You With Your Personal Bankruptcy Filing
If you aren’t sure if you’re eligible for a Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy filing, certain We The People locations can have you complete a free eligibility questionnaire (also known as the means test). If you qualify, We The People can act as your Bankruptcy Petition Preparer, which is a person or entity that is not a lawyer, who helps you complete the forms to court standards and file them properly.
We The People can also provide you with information and resources about personal bankruptcy filing, but cannot offer you legal advice. Technically, a Bankruptcy Petition Preparer is also considered to be a Debt Relief Agency.
Some people believe that a lawyer is required to complete a personal bankruptcy filing, which is not the case. If you cannot afford or do not want an attorney, you can file “pro se,” which means without legal representation.
We The People is often called upon by consumers for information and assistance with paperwork during pro se filings. If you have questions about the process, the timing, what types of assets or debts are included or excluded in your particular state, We The People can help.
Find your nearest location today and contact us to make an appointment. Come in to discuss your personal situation.
There is no shame or embarrassment in completing a personal bankruptcy filing, but there is great potential in getting a fresh start. End the collection calls and the piles of bills that arrive each day. Let We The People help you get back on your feet.
For more information, the U.S. government has a website which offers “Bankruptcy Basics.“
We The People is a debt relief agency.
We help people file for relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
Some services may not be available in all locations.
Contact your local store for availability.
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