Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

Re: Doing bankruptcy myself, creditors keep calling

You will have to get the paperwork done by another. There are plenty of services that do this. Check the yellow pages.

Re: Doing bankruptcy myself, creditors keep calling

You can tell them that you will be filing a bankruptcy, but they are not prevented from pursuing you until there is actually a case that is filed. Alternatively, you can ignore the calls until a case is filed.

Re: Doing bankruptcy myself, creditors keep calling

I agree with the previous response. You should at least try telling them you're filing bankruptcy, as this is often enough to stop the calls for a short time.

Re: Doing bankruptcy myself, creditors keep calling

So long as your creditors are not violating anything under the Fair Debt and Collection Practices Act, your creditors are within their rights to continue their collection practices.

As suggested, you can either ignore the calls (which should not be too hard to do) or just let them know that you are in the process of filing.

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