Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Arizona
Filing bankruptcy without an experienced attorney
I graduated from law school in May '02 and passed the AZ bar in Oct. '02. I did not take any bankruptcy courses in law school and know very little about it. I am not currently practicing as an attorney. Due to my current financial situation, I have to file for bankruptcy. Is it an extremely bad idea to file myself (I cannot afford to pay $1000+ to have someone else do it)? Will I be okay if I download the forms and do it all alone or is it too risky/complicated? Any input you can give is greatly appreciated. Thanks
Asked on 4/23/03, 8:46 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Gerd Zimmermann
zimmermann nielsen & colleagues
Re: Filing bankruptcy without an experienced attorney
The information and forms on the Internet are sufficient. You will make it without a third parties help.
Answered on 4/24/03, 7:33 am
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