Where can I get a copy of my Minnesota Bankruptcy papers?
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Go the the court where they were filed or else go to the lawyer that filed them.  The lawyer is required to keep a copy for 7 years so he has to have them.  If you didn't use a lawyer, go to the clerk of court where you filed them and tell them you'd like a copy.  they'll tell you what to do.  if you live far away from where you filed, call the clerk of court and she'll tell you who to send a letter to for a copy
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Ask them for a copy.  They should have it on file.
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Visit or call the clerks office of the Summit County court.  That is who you must get those records from.  \nhttp://www.cpclerk.co.summit.oh.us/
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You can purchase such forms at msot book stores. Many lawyers use them as well.
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You clerk of courts can answer that for you.  In Florida I give all the copies to the clerks office and the original papers and they put them in "packages" they want and give me my copies.  Good Luck KG
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I guess first thing you do is go to your county court and tell them you want to pull up some files\n\nits public, your allowed to\n\nor , you could ask a lawyer
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In the U.S. simply go to the yellow pages and find a Bankruptcy attorney. ...very simple, actually.\n\nThe laws have just changed, however, in the US to make sure that those that file truly does not have the ability to pay.
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You should just be able to go to the court house in the county where the papers were filed and ask for a copy, you may have to pay; or you could contact the lawyer that handled it.
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Go to the newspaper's website and check the archives.\n\nYou can also visit the newspaper office. They also keep hard and microfiche documents.
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They are on file at the courthouse and a copy is usually around 5-10 bucks. Your Lawyer can probaly fax you a copy for a few bucks.
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You should have received one when you emerged from the BK.  You paid for it already, but if you don't have it, you could try to go back to the attorney who helped you.  I doubt it would be free to make the copies though. Nothing is free anymore, that is the plain and truth of it.\nOr, you can go to the court and get copies, but again, you will likely pay.\n\nI know this isn't much help, but I don't think there are any alternatives.
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I would say either the library or talk to your local newspapers. Maybe courthouses also.
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Just go to the school that you graduated from and ask for a copy.  You will have to pay a small fee.
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Maybe findforms.com or freelegalforms.net.
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The US Bankruptcy Court maintains an on-line access site to bankruptcy records.  They are public records, availabie to everyone.  There is a cost involved, so go site and get information if you are interested.
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file another one, where is the copy you originally had, you have to keep up with this type of information.....
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Please contact the local bar association for a referral to a bankruptcy attorney.  Consult with that attorney for accurate answers to your questions.