341, or "pro se is my middle name"

[JRScott]

Congrats and Good Luck

They have to issue the relief from stay to get free title before your discharge which enables them to sell it.

[jessegirl]

Glad to hear everything went smoothly.

[BROKENN]

Congrats!
And good luck SoleProp!!

[No Gravy]

Congrats!! You've inspired me

[Tabbygirl]

Congrats!! You've inspired me

Thank you so much!!! Pro se has been incredibly empowering, much like running a marathon or natural/no drug childbirth. Like, I'm Braveheart or something

[No Gravy]

Thank you so much!!! Pro se has been incredibly empowering, much like running a marathon or natural/no drug childbirth. Like, I'm Braveheart or something

Buahahahaha! Natural childbirth, no doubt! Hopefully it won't be *that* bad

Though the paperwork is considerably more complicated, I did 2 divorces myself. Those were both "no asset" cases, too. LOL! If I had anything of value that was in jeopardy of a creditor taking, and if I had the $1,500 for the attorney, I'd go with an attorney. But I just don't.

I've read so many varying opinions on bk'ers going the prose route, that it's very encouraging for each one I see who did it and got through it. Thank you for posting about yours!

[Tabbygirl]

Natural childbirth, no doubt! Hopefully it won't be *that* bad

All my kids were born that way, and I will tell you with COMPLETE honesty that I have had dental work that was waaaaaaaaayyyyyyy more painful and traumatic than having a baby. LOL I was fortunate, but having my kids was a piece of cake.

I'd rather have a baby than a huge filling at the dentist's, hands down.
Your laying in a dental chair, can't move and their are drill thingies and poky, pointy things digging at your teeth. Need I say more.......?!?!!??!!!!!!!!

[No Gravy]

All my kids were born that way, and I will tell you with COMPLETE honesty that I have had dental work that was waaaaaaaaayyyyyyy more painful and traumatic than having a baby. LOL I was fortunate, but having my kids was a piece of cake.

You were very fortunate, indeed. Then again, not only is each woman different, each birth is different.

I'd rather have a baby than a huge filling at the dentist's, hands down.
Your laying in a dental chair, can't move and their are drill thingies and poky, pointy things digging at your teeth. Need I say more.......?!?!!??!!!!!!!!

Hahahahaha! OoooooKkkkkkkk....so now that I have a visual of childbirth *and* dentistry, suddenly facing a 341 doesn't seem so bad at all! It's all a matter of perspective