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answered on Nov 14, 2011
Depends on how much of the permitted state exemptions she uses. I would suggest you speak with an attorney. Most offer a Free Initial Consultation, during which you can address this and other questions.
If you are not ready for that step yet, make an inventory of everything owned and... View More 
Direct Tv took all my money out of my bank account because they said I owe them money. I never got Direct Tv, I was with Veryzon all the time.
answered on Mar 26, 2012
No, you can file your bankruptcy pro se. however, filing a bankruptcy is somewhat confusing and tedious. There are volunteer attorney programs available that may assist you pro bono (meaning free representation minus maybe the court costs, ie filing fees) if you have difficulty with making payments... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2012
Yes, actually the bankruptcy code and petition requires it. There is a section in your bankruptcy petition (the paper work you file with the court) that asks you for any lawsuit you have been part of. In addition and depending on your jurisdiction, the trustee will have you fill out his... View More
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