Cost For Bankruptcy - File Cheap Chapter 7 Without a Lawyer, and Make Bankruptcy Affordable

Cost For Bankruptcy - File Cheap Chapter 7 Without a Lawyer, and Make Bankruptcy Affordable

A recent post on the internet propagated one increasingly common myth - a blatant falsehood, many will probably say - about filing for Bankruptcy Attorney, prominent author and specialist in Bankruptcy Attorney in a consumer Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. The procedures are almost exclusively administrative - that is, there is no appearance before a judge...The forms are all (with very few exceptions) pre-printed in plain English....[But, in spite of that fact], What's tragic is that people actually think they have to have attorney representation [to be able to do it]."

BUT LARGE NUMBERS OF DEBTORS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN FILING PRO SE, ALREADY, EVEN WITH THE RESTRICTIVE 2005 LAW

But, in all of this, there's probably one piece of evidence which remains as the strongest proof, the clearest demonstration, and most incontrovertible, of the utter fallacy of the claim that bankruptcy is "complex" and beyond the capability of the average debtor to comprehend or to undertake. And that is this: THE CHEER STATISTICS!

Independent survey studies by this writer and others, as well as bankruptcy court statistics, show that in several parts of the United States, but more particularly in urban jurisdictions like New York, Arizona and Los Angeles, both before as well as AFTER the draconian 2005 "reform" law, a significant number of the debtors who file bankruptcy, particularly Chapter 7, still file Chapter 7 bankruptcy without lawyer. Such debtors are referred to as pro se filers, meaning, without the use of a lawyer! And, while their numbers may have been larger in the years before the BAPCPA law was implemented, that number remains significantly high even today and is now growing incrementally in the current condition of national economic recession.

For example, in the Central District of California, San Fernando Valley Division, the reported proportion of debtors who had filed for bankruptcy without use of attorneys just before the 2005 law went into effect, was well OVER 50%, but then as of June 2006 even AFTER the restrictive 2005 law had gone into effect, it was about 27%. (That figure should obviously have gotten much higher today than that by the end of 2008 and thereafter, a time when a severe economic down turn and high unemployment rate hit the nation!).

After the passage of the 2005 law, there was an immediate dramatic fall off in the number of bankruptcy filings. But today, debtors, being increasingly overburden by their debt because of the current economic recession, and increasingly concerned about cost for bankruptcy, are now beginning, once again, to go back to the earlier ways in bankruptcy filing, which means they're doing doing the bankruptcy themselves without lawyers. And given the severe economic down turn and high unemployment rate that has since hit the nation by the end of 2008, and the fact that by the end of 2008, the official statistics for total bankruptcy filing had, once again, topped over 1,000,000 filers for the 2008 year, clearly the American debtors are beginning once again to troop to the bankruptcy courts for relief, with lawyers or without lawyers, notwithstanding the obstacles and discouragements earlier placed on their path by the new 2005 law!

LISTEN TO THIS FIRST-HAND 'expert':

"When I found myself with no other choice than bankruptcy, I did what most people do, I found a lawyer. Within a few weeks I became disenchanted with the lawyer's service I was getting and realized that I could probably do this on my own", wrote SANDRA D. WEISNER of Ohio, a recent bankruptcy filer.

"After much research, I finally found this book...guide explains all the details of filing a bankruptcy on your own.... when to use a lawyer and when to file on your own, to step by step form guidelines.... The book is written without the "legalese" that lawyers use to confound and keep us in the dark. Also, there are great resources for finding the forms needed online and getting the additional information I needed to file for bankruptcy. I've saved myself considerable time, aggravation and money. I would recommend this guide to anyone. You can do it yourself." This statement by SANDRA D. WEISNER, a recent bankruptcy filer in Ohio, had been made by her after she used a competent self-legal manual to do her own bankruptcy (quite easily and successfully, she explained), and honestly wrote about it, for the record, on Amazon.com.

What more is there to say, really? What more solid proof or objective evidence that is simply beyond debate, is there, really, that regular, average American debtors can, and DO, readily file successful bankruptcy, particularly file chapter 7 bankruptcy, without a lawyer? They've been doing so ALREADY for decades now. They're ALREADY doing so right now, as we speak! And this writer (and many other objective students of the American bankruptcy system) KNOW that fact to be so all too well, first hand, from a preponderance of studies!

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