Bankruptcy Article
U.S. Bankruptcy Court District of Arizona Self Help Center
Free walk-in service to individuals who have filed or are considering filing bankruptcy under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 and to individual creditors in consumer bankruptcy cases. At Self Help Centers you may request free forms, view informational videos, or meet with a volunteer attorney, when available. View the volunteer attorney schedule online at www.azb.uscourts.gov. Free consultations with volunteer lawyers are provided on a first-come, first served basis, and are limited to 30 minutes, and cannot address complex bankruptcy matters. To meet with a Self Help Center volunteer attorney you must first: 1.) view an informational video; 2.) complete a questionnaire; and 3.) sign a disclaimer and acknowledgement form.
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Is there a free service for assistance in filing for bankruptcy due to credit card debt?
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How do I find out if a potential client has filed for bankruptcy in the past 5 years?
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I am trying to find out which chapter is best for me to file I do not want my home or car in the bankruptcy any help I was advised Chapter 7 but keep getting conflicting information can anyone assist n this question
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Can one spouse file bankruptcy without the other filing? If not,can husband and wife divorce, how long after can the one spouse file for bankruptcy
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Can I file for bankruptcy if my debts are $1300.00?
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I filed bankruptcy in 2003. What's the time limit on filing another one? The debts are not frivilous.
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What is the homestead exemption and how it protect home owners?
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When filing bankruptcy do I need to include the leased land I have in South Dakota on the schedule?
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recently was given a Chapter 7 discharge, but Mortgage lender will not give me another loan modification because of income is not sufficient enough. I am behind in Mtg payments can I file a Chapter 13 to get caught up on delinquent mtg payments.
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My mother and father n law paid off a loan on a house I had before I married my ex husband never wanted a payment until I made him leave he was doing drugs he moved in with them then lost his job been in jail since. he supposed to pay half and me.He will never have to I was asingle mother for 14 years had to go on disability tok backtime money and got my house made all those payments and paid down 11,600 I draw ss now I have to pay them? I owe for my sons car I signed with he had surgery in school 19plus I have 3 loans.I have a son in college what do I file what do I do??what to file...Unfair!
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