Bankruptcy Attorney Sample Fees:
Chapter 7: $900
- Typical Chapter 7 case is roughly $900 or more
- Actual fee depends upon the complexity of the case
Chapter 13: $1,000 due before filing, $4,000 – $6,000 total
- If the Chapter 13 case does not involve a business, the fee may be roughly $4,000.
- If the Chapter 13 case does involve a business, the fee may be roughly $6,000.
- Firm policy allows you to pay $1,000 before filing with the remainder paid through your Chapter 13 plan.
Fee includes:
- Credit report
- Debtor education course
- Financial management course
Bankruptcy Attorney Fee Policies
- We start working on your case once $500 has been paid. Since work on your case involves our purchase of a professional credit report, tax transcripts, and your enrollment in debtor education courses we can only outlay these expenses once we have received $500 towards your total fee. To ensure that we can start working on your case right away, you should bring a checkbook to the free consultation.
- We cannot accept credit cards. Since credit card debt is dischargeable in Chapter 7 bankruptcy, we are prohibited from accepting payment by credit card.
- Chapter 7 fees must be paid in full before filing.
- $2,000 of the Chapter 13 fee is due before filing. The remainder of your Chapter 13 fee can be paid through your repayment plan.
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Attorney Sample Fees Explained
Our bankruptcy attorney charges a flat fee for Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases. The flat fee includes filing the petition, statements, and schedules with the court and representation at the meeting of creditors. Normally, this level of representation is sufficient to achieve a discharge for our clients. In the event that unforeseen circumstances arise that require further representation, a separate hourly fee for our services will be identified in the representation agreement and assessed accordingly. For instance, in the unusual case where we must represent you in an adversarial proceeding, we will bill you by the hour as identified in the representation agreement. This separate hourly fee for unforeseeable representation is typical for a Sacramento bankruptcy attorney. It allows us to maintain lower flat fees valued by the majority of our clients.
DISCLAIMER: As mentioned on the disclaimer of this website, the sample fees on this site and page are intended to give you an idea of what our bankruptcy attorney may charge for your bankruptcy. The aforementioned sample fees are not intended as a guarantee of any fee, do not set forth a specific fee or range of fees upon which you can rely, and are subject to change at any time. To receive an accurate quote for your bankruptcy call bankruptcy attorney Adam Garcia at (916) 596-1018 and schedule a free consultation with our bankruptcy attorney. Only once our bankruptcy attorney has listened to the specific facts and circumstances of your case can he quote a specific fee.