Bankruptcy who can file?

Answer 1

You may file a voluntary petition and save a significant amount of attorney's fees. If your case is a bit more complex, make sure you seek the advice of an attorney. However, if you comprehensively complete all of your forms, which includes all of your schedules (forms may be found on district court websites). There is also some software options to assist you in filing your bankruptcy. I recommend using "Citizen Legal Source Bankruptcy Software" it's an easy to use software for filing both chapter 7 and 13. For Chapter 11's I would recommend sticking with an attorney. I've included the link below for easy filing for do it yourselfer's. With the software from the link below you can pay about $50 instead of like $3500 for an attorney. In fact, the software company has many guarantees so if you don't like it or your paperwork isn't accepted they will refund your money and your court costs. At which point you can than work with an attorney. Hope this helps. You can read their guarantees and software info on their site.

Chapter 7&13 Software for do it yourselfer's:

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Answer 2

There are different qualifications for bankruptcy that differ according to which type of bankruptcy you are filing under. The first qualification is if you have amassed enough debt according to what is needed for the chapter you are applying for. Other issues are if you are business owner and how much income you receive each year. The article below lists every type of bankruptcy and the individual qualifications that must be met.