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$799.00
One-time payment for all 34 forms. Court filing fees are not included.
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These answers explain common bankruptcy issues at a high level so clients can understand the process before starting intake or moving into legal review.
Bankruptcy choices can affect homes, cars, tax debt, and timing. Chapter selection should be made carefully.
Bankruptcy is a federal legal process that can reduce or eliminate certain debts and give you a structured way to deal with financial pressure.
Hint: Bankruptcy does not erase every debt, and timing matters.
Chapter 7 is a liquidation-style bankruptcy that can discharge many unsecured debts, usually after a shorter process than Chapter 13.
Chapter 11 is a reorganization bankruptcy available to businesses and individuals. It generally allows a debtor to keep operating while proposing a court-approved plan to restructure debts and pay creditors over time.
Chapter 13 is a repayment-plan bankruptcy that lets eligible filers pay debts over time, often three to five years, while keeping certain property.
Eligibility depends on your income, assets, debt type, prior filings, and the chapter you want to use.
Usually yes after filing, because the automatic stay restricts many collection actions.