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What is a Pro Sé Debtor?

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What is a Pro Sé Debtor?

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If you are representing yourself without the benefit of an attorney, you are known as a pro sé litigant. “Pro Sé” is a Latin term meaning “for yourself.” As a pro sé litigant, you enjoy every right entitled to you under the law. Pro sé litigants are expected to follow and abide by the rules that govern the practice of law in the Federal Courts. Pro sé litigants should be familiar with the United States Code, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure and the Local Rules of the Eastern District of Missouri.

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