<prompt> Human: I am 33yo and At the start of this year I was living with room mates and making 35kyear I was finally starting to pay down my credit card debt. In February I got in a bit of legal trouble. I ended up losing my job, had to move out of my house and start living with my sister and her husband, and I dont know where to start. Ive been working at a dead end job for the last 7 months only making 11.50hr. I currently only have 3,000 to my name. I have accumulated 28k worth of debtmostly credit. My sister has been kind enough to let me live here rent free but she already spent 1,200 on my bail which I would like to pay back, I owe my attorney 500and my family another 1700 for helping pay for him, I also owe another 1,000 in court cost. Ive only been able to make minimum payments on my credit cards and I havent been able to save much money. I need to get out of my sisters house as I feel I have over stayed my welcome, but I dont make enough money to be able to afford even the cheapest apartment on my income. Also finding a job currently has been difficult as the charges on me are feloniesthis was all marijuana related if anyone is wondering. Im feeling pretty defeated at the moment. Im unsure about filing for bankruptcy as I know it would be hard to find an apartment. On top of all this my hours got cut at said dead end job. Currently Ive been trying to find a new job but I dont have an educational background and the job I lost I worked at for ten years being promoted from within to get to where I was. There doesnt seem to be an end in sight as far as living on my own and getting back on my feet. Is bankruptcy something I should look into? How can I find a decent job with my background right now.after one year of probation everything will be sealed and expunged but Ill have to pay for that as well. Its hard not to feel overwhelmed with everything here. x200B;  <response>: Without knowing your skills, education or location there is not much we can do to help you. You just need to find a job that pays better, pay off your debt and move into a cheap apartment. 