Is there place who help disable people to file chapter 7 so he can get a bank account?

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Most of the time, a disabled person does not need to file bankruptcy. And it can be a bad idea to proceed with a bankruptcy unless there is a very special compelling reason to do so. Stopping creditors from calling to collect or attempting to repair credit by filing bankruptcy is not, IN MY OPINION, not a good reason to file bankruptcy.

Filing Chapter 7 will not help someone get a bank account. Generally, the reason a person can't get a bank account is that he/she wrote bad checks in the past and banks don't want to deal with this kind of customer. Filing bankruptcy won't erase the record of writing bad checks. While there are plenty of wealthy and high income people who are disabled, disabled people who have no assets and little income usually won't benefit from filing bankruptcy.