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If you’ve ever bought a car, or taken out a mortgage, you know that locating all of your financial documents, and signing all of that paperwork can be exhausting and overwhelming. Just like financing a car or house, filing for bankruptcy requires you to submit a lengthy packet of forms, often referred to as Schedules. If you’re curious as to how much paperwork is required for filing for bankruptcy, head on over to The US Courts Website to see the complete list of bankruptcy schedules necessary for filing.
Going to court is stressful. Especially if you have to travel far to get there. Unlike criminal courts, which are located in every county throughout Colorado, there is only one bankruptcy court in each state. The Colorado Bankruptcy Court is located in downtown Denver. While every case is unique, most bankruptcy petitioners in Colorado who hire an experienced bankruptcy attorney to handle their case never have to appear in court, as their lawyer can appear on their behalf.