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Poverty

Lefta Dissenter

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1. You should be able to get a free one-hour consult with a bankruptcy attorney

Reply to Jacson6 (Original post)

Fri Oct 18, 2024, 03:30 PM

Oct 18

He or she can answer your questions and let you know if you’re basically judgment proof or not.

Best to find someone by personal referral, if possible, rather than through advertising. If you’re in Wisconsin, I can recommend the attorney I worked for up until covid hit.

Best wishes to you. I know it’s hard and frustrating, but hopefully you can get some reassurance.

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Has anyone here used not-for-profit UPSOLVE for filing bankruptcy chapter 7? [View all] Jacson6 Oct 18 OP

You should be able to get a free one-hour consult with a bankruptcy attorney Lefta Dissenter Oct 18 #1

I've done that. They want $3000 to file a chapter 7. I'm too poor to pay that kind of money. Jacson6 Oct 18 #2

Never Mind an article states they are in a appeal court to be allowed to do what they do. Jacson6 Oct 18 #3