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$1000.00* + Costs
SIMPLE CHAPTER 7 NO-ASSET ATTORNEY REPRESENTED
*Certain limitations apply
QUICK NOTE: Bankruptcy is not a one-size-fits-all area
of law. The complications and requirements imposed by the Bankruptcy Reform Act has made bankruptcy filings difficult
for attorneys. Simonson & Olson PA has sucessfully filed over 5,000 bankruptcy cases. We handle
the most complicated to the simplest of cases. Our success and experience should be your greatest focus when you
consider our office to handle your legal matter. Our legal fees are reasonable and competitive with our colleagues.
Please give us the opportunity to meet with you to discuss the details of your financial situation.
From $1000.00 - Simple, No Asset, No Income,
Single filer, (Must meet all of
the following requirements)
- Only income for Husband and/or Wife is from social security or disability income, or both unemployed
for greater than 6 months.
- No Real Estate ownership of any kind
- No Automobiles
- No Secured Debt
- No Lawsuits
- No Abusive charging activity
- All other asset values <$1000 per filer
- Unsecured Debt < $10,000
From $1300.00 for Typical Single Petitioner Bankruptcy
- Owns an automobile with a Payment
- Has 401k or other Retirement Plan
- $10,000 - $50,000 in credit card debt
- Income falls within the Median Income as required by bankruptcy rules for chapter 7
- Assets do not exceed exemption limits
- No Excessive recent increase in debt
Additional Legal Fees Apply for the Following:
- Each Real Estate property owned
- Every Mortgage owed
- Every Automobile
- Every Secured debt owed
- Every Lawsuit that has to be stopped
- Excessive credit card charging
- Foreclosure issues
- Wage Garnishments
- IRS Tax issues
- Transfers of Real Estate, Automobiles or other assets within 2 years of filing for bankruptcy
- Ownership of a Business
- Assets or property that exceed exemption amounts
- Unsecured debt that exceeds $10,000
- Many other factors that affect the complexity and effort necessary to obtain a discharge of the bankruptcy
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