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Avoid the Perils of Pro Se Bankruptcy

Posted By Majed on Aug 15, 2011 7:00am PDT

We live in a do-it-yourself (DIY) society.  In the YouTube age anyone can feel like a professional.   Hairdressers, mechanics, and carpenters no doubt make the bulk of their earning repairing DIY projects.   The practice of bankruptcy law is no different.   Below is a list of the most common mistakes that pro se filers make:

·      Not including all exemptions available to them by law

·      Forms not completed or filled out incorrectly

·      Unpaid filing fees

·      Missed deadlines

·      Failure to complete required courses

·      Failure to attend the Creditors' Meeting

You do not have to be a DIY.  The Fears | Nachawati Law Firm provides excellent representation at a fair price. Contact our firm today for a consultation.   

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