Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Missouri

Sorry, these are the only two numbers that I have. So I think you've pretty well covered the bases. Many bankruptcy attorneys will accept payments, and this may be your best bet. At one time the UMKC law school had a program that gave senior students opportunities to work on pro bono cases with an experienced attorney supervising, but I do not know if this program still exists or if it does, what types of services are offered. Did you check the Missouri Bar website?

There is a continuing need for attorneys to donate their time to those who are truly unable to afford legal services, and the subject has been a source of continuing debate. The pool of potential nonpaying clients far outstrips the supply of attorneys. I myself almost always have one pro bono client, but one is pretty much my limit.