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Under the new bankruptcy code, debtors are required to complete pre-filing credit counseling with an approved agency before he or she can file for bankruptcy. This may be accomplished with a simple phone or internet consultation that lasts less than an hour and can be completed at our office. The cost is $30 – $50 and some debtors may qualify to have this fee waived based on their income. It is also required that debtors complete a personal financial management course with an approved credit counseling agency before being eligible to receive a discharge from a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Again, this is a straightforward process that can be completed easily for an additional cost of $30 – $50 for one person or $50 – $60 for two.
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I wanted to let you know about your staff and the support they all showed my wife and myself.
From our first meeting with William in his office to Cindy answering all our questions and time spent on the phone many thanks to her, along with Chris looking…
It's pretty scary when you find yourself at the doorstep of bankruptcy but with the help of these great attorneys and paralegals walking every step with you, it's not so bad. I would like to give a great big shout out to Leanna Sikes who was an enormous help to me when things seemed to be going south.…
What a Wonderful Experience!
I just wanted to take a minute to let you know how very satisfied I am with the way my case was handled. From the very first phone call to the discharge “congratulations” email I received from Cindy Millns. I was scared to death to go…
I would like to tell you how pleased I am. The service and manner your office provided was super. After I was started with the Chapter 13 process, I have since told 14+ people about your services. I would also like to mention that in 2010, I ran into Bill Johnson…