In this age of Do it Yourself (DIY) you may be considering filing for bankruptcy on your own. Well, that is possible, but you should do your research and weigh all options. Here are some things to think about. Problems With Filing for Bankruptcy Yourself Yes, you can file for bankruptcy on your
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