A City Kept Billing Her After She Filed Bankruptcy. The Judge Said the Software Was No Excuse.
A judge ruled a city’s own billing software is no defense against the bankruptcy stay — but the reason her damages stayed at $1,500 is the real lesson.
A judge ruled a city’s own billing software is no defense against the bankruptcy stay — but the reason her damages stayed at $1,500 is the real lesson.
Question:Dear Steve,I filed Chapter 7 personal bankruptcy pro se as I couldn’t come up with the money to pay an attorney. My filing has been accepted by the bankruptcy court. I was able to file as non-consumer debt, since more than 51% of what I owe is due to a failed S-Corp restaurant that was …
Quick Answer: While filing bankruptcy without an attorney (pro se) is legally possible, bankruptcy courts strongly advise against it due to significant potential pitfalls and complications. The North Carolina court videos demonstrate that professional legal representation provides substantial benefits and helps avoid costly mistakes during the bankruptcy process.I recently came across the following court videos …