Self-Represented (Pro Se) Parties
You may file a bankruptcy case or participate in a bankruptcy proceeding without an attorney (known as appearing pro se or self-represented).
Before proceeding on your own, please understand that bankruptcy law is complex. Filing for bankruptcy or participating in a bankruptcy case without legal advice may have significant legal and financial consequences.
NEED LEGAL ADVICE?Only a licensed attorney can provide legal advice about filing for bankruptcy or about your rights in a bankruptcy case. Court employees cannot provide legal advice. |
BANKRUPTCY GUIDES
The following guides are designed to help self-represented parties understand common bankruptcy procedures in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Connecticut.
Important InformationPlease read before relying on these guides.
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Select a guide below to learn more about a specific topic.
Guide Description |
Rev. |
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| Amending Bankruptcy Schedules, Statements, or Lists Guide | 7/2026 |
| Certificate of Service Guide | 7/2026 |
| Creditor List Filing Guide | 3/2026 |
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