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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.
I would like to thank your firm especially Chris Jones and Cindy for all the help they provided in my case. Bankruptcy is not an easy thing to go through and not always easy to understand the terms and terminology that is used. Your team was extremely helpful and made it as simple as it could have…
I just wanted to let you know how much I appreciated your help throughout my Chapter 13 bankruptcy. I am so glad I decided to go with Acclaim Legal Services. Everyone I dealt with were very professional. I really appreciated how quickly you responded to me each time I had a question or concern.…
My wife and I would like to thank you for your assistance in handling our bankruptcy. Believe me, it was very hard to admit that we had a serious financial problem. Thanks to the professionalism of all your staff, we have been able to overcome our embarrassment and take charge of our lives again.…
Almost a year ago to the day, I walked into your office overwhelmed and defeated and hopeless because of where I was at financially as a result of a difficult divorce. This last year has been a long and hard journey.
My Chapter 13 attorney was awesome in court and brought conclusion necessary…