There is no legal restriction against representing yourself when you file for bankruptcy, but experts including the United States Courts recommend that you retain legal counsel to increase your chances of success. If you choose to represent yourself, you will be expected to have a complete knowledge and understanding of the legal process as well as any laws pertaining to your situation.
Court proceedings are complicated and confusing to have to endure on your own. You do not want to have to filter through paperwork and other complex issues on your own, especially if you are already facing the stress of living in debt. Allow our team to work with you and provide you legal assistance that is both efficient and cost-effective.
We can take immediate collections defense actions to protect you against wage garnishment and repossessions. This can provide relief for you from the stress and worry of creditor harassment. We even allow and recommend that you send any further calls from your creditors directly to our office. We will advise you of your options, to determine whether bankruptcy is the most suitable course of action or if you should pursue an alternative such as debt consolidation or a short sale.
At the Law Offices of Marshall D. Schultz, we have filed over 10,000 individual bankruptcy cases, and have more than 33 years of combined experience.