I recently came across the following court videos for filing bankruptcy yourself and thought they were exceptionally truthful, informative, educational, and beneficial for everyone considering filing bankruptcy without an attorney or pro se.

The videos apply to a bankruptcy district in North Carolina but they exemplify the potential pitfalls or problems people can face when attempting to represent themselves without professional representation. While it is possible to file bankruptcy without an attorney, everyone, including the bankruptcy court advises against it. Having gone bankrupt myself and lived through the experience the fact I had an attorney representing me was enormously beneficial.

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