People who have seen a lawyer, but didn’t understand what they told them:   If you saw a lawyer, and didn’t understand the advice he gave you, or you think that the lawyer isn’t willing or able to be able to explain it to you, then you might need to keep looking for another lawyer.

No lawyer can teach you everything you need to know at once, but you should have the feeling that they are going to answer your questions as your case is prepared.

The internet has a lot of information but much of what you find on the web is just incorrect.

However some of the information is so bad that almost anyone ought to be able to tell it should not be considered a good resource.

Here is an example taken from one of the many websites that I found that has terrible writing quality.

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What does that even mean?  

The article is so poorly written!  You can easily see that the words are not  written how we normally speak and clearly the writer does not understand bankruptcy.

The terms aren’t correct, for example they use  “Section 7 or even Section 13″  when they would have used Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 if they knew about bankruptcy!

Additionally the article doesn’t provide a clear explanation about the point of bankruptcy.

This article was probably written just to get traffic to the page for someone like you looking for bankruptcy information, then they will steer you towards another website where some attorney is likely paying to get your business.  In other words, this is marketing.  Welcome to advertising in the internet age!

So the point is that if you are looking for information on filing bankruptcy, you might find a lot of good information on the internet but you have to be really careful.

In my opinion, it is easier to find a good lawyer with experience, who can look at your case and give you the information you need without you having to decide if what you read is good or bad information.    Meet the lawyer, see how they treat you, whether or not they seem to understand the law and can explain it to you.