[lbo-talk] bankruptcy

[Steven L. Robinson]

As a lawyer, I have to heartily recommend Nolo Press as a good introduction, In simple matters, like non-contested divorces or small claims cases, it is all you need. Bankruptcy is probably a different matter. It is a highly technical field. Folks should at least have an attorney specializing in bankruptcy review the papers before they are filed.  Folks filing Chapter 13 should really retain a lawyer as it is filled with minefields for the unwary. Steve

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> 
> Agreed. Can't hurt to be informed. But you have to 
> take a do-it-yourself book for what it is worth, which 
> is sort of off-the-shelf legal advice. jks 
> 
> --- Andy F wrote: 
> > 
> > --- Wojtek Sokolowski wrote: 
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> > > I wholeheartedly second. The costs are minimal, 
> > > speaking from experience. 
> > 
> > Also speaking from experience, I strongly suggest 
> > checking out the Nolo Press books on do-it-yourself 
> > Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankrupcty whether you hire 
> > a 
> > lawyer or not. 
> > 
> > Andy 
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