Fresh Start Bankruptcy Services provides bankruptcy document preparation services to New Jersey residents who prefer to handle their own bankruptcy paperwork. We focus on self-help filing services and do not offer legal advice, legal opinions, or legal representation. Our role is simply to type the information you choose to provide into the official bankruptcy forms.
We offer comprehensive bankruptcy document preparation services, including the completion of your bankruptcy petition, typing of schedules and statements, and means-test data entry based on the information you provide. Additionally, we ensure seamless copies and electronic document delivery for individuals seeking New Jersey bankruptcy self-help filing services.
This service is not a substitute for an attorney. Fresh Start Bankruptcy Services specializes in bankruptcy document preparation and offers self-help filing services for individuals in New Jersey. However, it is important to note that we are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice or representation.

The NJ Bankruptcy Court’s website offers a wide range of free, official resources to help individuals understand the bankruptcy process and prepare for filing, including essential bankruptcy document preparation. Visitors can find clear explanations of Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, along with basic overviews, instructional videos, and step-by-step guidance on what happens before and after a case is filed.
The site provides checklists of required documents, information on how to file electronically, and guidance on court fees and payment options, such as installment payments and fee waivers. It also lists approved credit counseling agencies, which are necessary before filing, and publishes median income data used to determine bankruptcy eligibility.
For those facing urgent issues, like foreclosure, the court offers foreclosure prevention resources and consumer assistance guides tailored to both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filers. Visitors can access exemption information that explains what property may be protected, along with legal glossaries and educational materials designed for non-lawyers.
Additionally, the website assists users in finding the correct courthouse by county, locating legal aid and attorney referral resources, and understanding their options for obtaining legal representation. While these self-help filing services are beneficial for general education, they do not replace the advice of an experienced bankruptcy attorney who can provide guidance specific to your situation.
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