Bankruptcy assistance in Maryland
Article about assistance for pro se bankruptcy filers in Maryland:
DIY bankruptcy — with a little help from the state
By Eileen Ambrose
July 26, 2009
Many financial matters you can easily do on your own without professional help.
Filing for bankruptcy isn’t one of them.
But if you choose to do so, you’re no longer totally left on your own in Maryland to navigate the intricacies of bankruptcy. Thanks to a new Debtors Assistance Project, do-it-yourselfers can get a half-hour of free legal advice from a lawyer, who can answer questions or check paperwork.
“It’s not going to solve everybody’s problem on that day. That’s not what it’s designed to do,” says Jeff Sirody, a Pikesville lawyer who volunteers with the project. “It’s designed to give people an opportunity to speak with an attorney. Is there any easy solution? If not, what’s the next step? Where should they go to get help?”
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