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Lefta Dissenter

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1. I'm so sorry, OldBaldy
Mon Sep 8, 2025, 10:25 PM
Sep 8

I know nothing of your personal circumstances, but until covid, I worked for a bankruptcy attorney here in Wisconsin. Have you considered talking with an attorney to see if there’s a viable route out for you? Most bankruptcy attorneys will offer a free consultation to go over your situation and discuss options. If you do go that route, please be sure to talk with more than one attorney, I’d recommend a flat-fee attorney, and be sure it is someone who would complete the paperwork for you - not just hand you a packet to complete yourself.

All the best to you, and hugs to remind you that we support you.

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I'm so sorry, OldBaldy Lefta Dissenter Sep 8 #1
As far as I know, I can try to declare that for existing debt. OldBaldy1701E Tuesday #2
**UPDATE** OldBaldy1701E Wednesday #3
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