Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Pennsylvania

Bankruptcy
I recently went threw a divorce, it finalized in March 2007. I have incurred debt threw the years of marriage and seperation. My x was given the house and to take responsibility and didnt. I found out it is in foreclosure threw prothonatary. Can I file bankruptcy myself on all my debts without him? I have credit cards, medical bills, a judgement from a car repo, and now a foreclosure on the house. The only debt in marital names is the house. I have no assests besides my 1992 car, and it isnt even an asset. When I left my marriage all i took were my kids things, and my clothing. I have a very limited monthly income, three kids, have a roomate to help with bills, and need an attorney that can help me on a slide fee schedule pmt plan, or free. Any advice or suggestions?

Asked on 9/19/07, 12:45 pm

Glenn Brown Real World Law, P.C.

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Yes you should be able to file a bankruptcy without your ex.

The specific plan would need a review of your situation by an attorney.

Good luck to you.

Answered on 9/19/07, 12:51 pm

Teresa Brady Law Office of Teresa Brady, Esquire

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I suggest that you contact the legal aid office in your county. They may be able to do a chapter 7 bankrutpcy for you at no cost.

Answered on 9/19/07, 1:34 pm

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