They also have some great educational offerings.I would also find your local chapter and touch base with them to begin attending networking events.

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Governing statute is chapter 83: Florida.

Just move on and begin the next chapter.

Their office is in Fairfield.This is the local chapter he belongs to, but it doesn't include San Francisco County.  

For instance, everything else is good, but there is a discharged Chapter 7. 

See chapter 47G of the North Carolina general statutes.

My fear is that if I'm granted an eviction she will change the bankruptcy from chapter 11, reorganization to chapter 7 where I will get nothing.  

I file eviction papers, the day before court she files chapter 13 bankruptcy.  

You're discounting the very real possibility they could get low bono or pro bono representation through either the local legal aid society, who typically hates landlords, or a local chapter of the ACLU, if they are particularly sob-worthy people.But that is beside the point, as I think your recommendation for question reform is a good one.