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WE WILL HELP YOU FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY FOR $999.99 PLUS THE FILING FEE

*********************PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE***********************

Q. How much does it cost to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

A. Bankruptcy Attorney’s fees:

1.    Single – $999.99

2.    Married—$1,099.99

3.    Married/Single –Self-employed / Business debt $1,199.99

B. Bankruptcy Filing fee: $299.99  (Chapter 7)

C. Credit Counseling (Required)

1.    Pre-filing -$30.00 per debtor

2.    Post-filing-$8.00-$25.00 per debtor

Q. Why should I set up a consultation? How do I set up the consultation?

A. During the consultation we discuss other your options and whether bankruptcy is right for you based on your unique situation. You may set up an in person or telephone consultation.  You may either call 704-461-1883 or  go online to schedule your initial meeting with our Attorney.

Q. What is included in the consultation?

A.  We evaluate your assets/income/debts/ tax issues/ monthly budget during a thirty (30) minute or sixty (60) minute confidential consultation. If you decide to the file the nominal consult fee goes toward our cost for pulling an extensive three (3) source all in one credit report.

Q. What are the benefits of filing for bankruptcy?

A. Here are a few you can stop/prevent

• Intrusive Creditor calls / Mail
• Tax Liens
• Foreclosure
• Repossession
• Wage Garnishments
• Attachment of Bank Accounts
• Debt Lawsuits filed against you
• Avoid judgments
• Eviction of your rented home/apartment  

Q. How long does the Bankruptcy Process Take?

A. Generally, it takes 2-3 months. During this process creditors cannot contact you directly they must contact the court and your Attorney.

Areas of Practice

	Income Tax Preparation
	BANKRUPTCY
	Traffic Tickets
	Family Law
	Business Law
	North Carolina Estate Documents