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The grand total you pay is a flat $1,500.00, regardless of the amount of work I do or time I spend,  and regardless of whether you are single, married and filing alone, or married and filing with your spouse.  There are no hidden fees on top of that amount, from which $338.00 is used to pay the Court filing fee, $45.00 per person for a credit report, $19.95 to pay for your 1st required credit counseling course and $14.95 for your 2nd course.  For my work, I receive what remains.  I believe this is one of the best deals in the local area, especially given my 24 years of experience.
I have no hidden fees, no fine print, or tricks. I don't charge for time spent talking to you or returning your communications.  I don't charge for reviewing and approving reaffirmation agreements with creditors. I don't charge for making necessary revisions to prepared bankruptcy documents. All of these efforts are part of the package and are services provided for the low flat fee you pay of $1,500.00, as detailed in the bold print above.  

For the mandatory credit counseling, one of the best and least expensive sites that I recommend is Debtorcc.org.  If you use them, I pay the credit counseling fees for you.

As I must do due diligence to ensure your bankruptcy documents I file with the Court are accurate and mention all your creditors.  I will run your report which uses Experian, Equifax, and Transunion, which should include all your creditors, and I pay for that out of the $1,500.00 you give me.  So, you won't have to bring me or run a credit report yourself.
If you are not legally married, then you cannot file jointly together with someone else, regardless of whether you live with them.  However, married persons going through a divorce or living apart can in fact file jointly together, although they must be cooperative in doing so.

While I may or may not be the most inexpensive local bankruptcy attorney, from what I have heard, most local attorneys are currently charging closer to two thousand dollars for the same service for which I charge only $1,500.  Also, many of these attorneys have not filed as many bankruptcies and been practicing as long as I have--over 1,700 Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases, of which over 99% were successfully freed of debt over my 24 years of practice.

I recognize that you are considering bankruptcy because you're broke and have bills you can't pay, correct?  So why should it cost so much to file?  It shouldn't, and so I keep my price as low as I can, in my opinion, while still earning a decent living for someone who is an experienced attorney.
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WE ARE A FEDERALLY DESIGNATED DEBT RELIEF AGENCY PURSUANT TO TITLE 11 OF THE U.S. CODE.
WE PROVIDE LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND HELP PEOPLE FILE FOR BANKRUPTCY RELIEF UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY CODE.

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