Q: I need a bankruptcy lawyer credit card company going after me for5.93835 I don't have a job

A: It's a good thing that you don't get sucked in by the recurring "debt consolidation" ads that pop up in everyone's feed, on phones, pcs, etc;, but your question doesn't say much.

While a bankruptcy discharge is unique (no "debt consolidator can offer that), it is also a serious step, and should be taken only after you have conferred with experienced bankruptcy counsel in your jurisdiction, who will have the benefit of knowing your full financial picture, and other debts which may be just waiting for some resolution. That counsel will also be familiar with whatever is considered exempt property in Illinois, under that State's laws.

You may not need to file for bankruptcy relief to protect whatever assets, and prospects, you have. It is unwise to decide to file a bankruptcy without sage and informed advice.

A: If you're facing financial challenges and a credit card company is pursuing you for debt, seeking the assistance of a bankruptcy attorney can be a wise step. Bankruptcy lawyers are trained to help individuals navigate the complexities of financial distress and can provide guidance on whether filing for bankruptcy is the best option for you. They can also help negotiate with creditors to potentially reduce the debt or create a more manageable repayment plan.

Finding legal assistance might seem daunting, especially if you're currently unemployed. However, many communities offer free or low-cost legal services for those in financial hardship. You can check with local legal aid organizations or bar associations for referrals to attorneys who may work on a pro bono basis or for reduced fees. Additionally, some law schools run clinics where supervised law students provide free legal advice.

Remember, taking action sooner rather than later can help mitigate the stress of legal proceedings and financial uncertainty. Collect all relevant financial documents and make a list of your debts and assets before meeting with a lawyer. This preparation will help you get the most out of your consultation and start planning a path towards financial recovery.