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Very true. I just received a call this afternoon from a friend who wants to know how one of his relatives (a former addict with 2 kids) can find a pro bono attorney to file for divorce and fight for custody of his two children. I had to explain to him (and he understood) that the attorney also...

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She committed adultery which gives you grounds for divorce. You need to gather evidence to prove she cheated to use in court.

Personal bankruptcy will not effect your business partnership agreement.

You can file for bankruptcy no matter how large or small your debt is. So yes, you can file.

If Bally's filed for bankruptcy protection then they are protected for now.

No, you don't need an attorney.