CPNI STRONGLY ENCOURAGES each bankruptcy client to double and triple check your completed bankruptcy petition and supporting documents BEFORE you file your bankruptcy case.
CPNI does not assume any responsibility for typographical errors, after you have filed your bankruptcy petition with the bankruptcy court. Each CPNI client must familiarize themselves with their own bankruptcy documents, terms, state and federal exemptions, as well as rights as a debtor..
CPNI, owner or staff, are considered to be "bankruptcy petition preparer" (BPP) and a BPP CAN NOT choose or explain how your bankruptcy filing will affect your financial income, or which exemptions to use or avoid, under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code §110. A BPP is a non-attorney, and can not provide legal advice nor receive any compensation for providing legal advice, nor accept filing fees for or on behalf of any client/debtor, as it is against the law. A BPP can not file your bankruptcy petition and /or supporting documentation for you or on your behalf.
Should you have any legal questions regarding your bankruptcy case, please click here for a list of Legal Service Providers that may help you for free or for a small fee.
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