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Does waivers in bankruptcy qualify as pauperism?

Quiche Lynn
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The bankruptcy court has a waiver to sign when you do not have the funds to proceed with the bankruptcy filings and other documents. When the documents was observed it says that it is a form of pauperism. Which I would think is surrendering the rights due to the inconsistency of income or no income or wages? 

If this is so I am curious about how that’s not a form of power of attorney surrendering all actions of the procedure to the courts favor and not in the favor of the homeowner?

As the documents read in state federal courts such as Connecticut and Maine and probably other court locations. 
I am asking for confirmation from the experts that has read these documents