How much does it cost to file Chapter 13 or Chapter 7 in Georgia?
I charge $325.00 to file a Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
I file cases only in the Northern District of Georgia in the Rome Division. $274 is your filing fee, $49 is for your class and $2 is because I don’t want to make change. You may see some other attorneys advertise that they will file your case for $75 or $274. From my viewpoint, I don’t think this is an honest way to advertise. Your filing fee is $274 no matter who you file with. If you file your case for $75 and agree to pay the rest of the filing fee in installments to the court, your case will automatically dismissed if you miss a single installment. It is much safer for you to pay the entire filing fee upfront. No matter who you file with, you have to take a consumer credit counseling course BEFORE YOU FILE YOUR CASE and while there might be cheaper classes out there, $49 is the cheapest class I have found. When you hire me, I am going to be completely honest and upfront with you.
To file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, I charge $1,250.00 (this includes everything….attorney fees, court filing fees, and both classes).
Call 1-888-832-8249 for your free consultation.
We have office locations in Dallas, Cartersville, Rome and Dalton.
email me at jeff@kellycanhelp.com.
Dallas phone no. 770-881-8449
Cartersville phone no. 770-881-8449
Rome phone no. 706-295-0030
Dalton phone no. 706-659-1406
Call me now! The worst thing you can do is ignore the problem. It won’t go away by itself. Take control of the situation and get relief now. Debt is bad for your health and bad for your marriage. Get relief now.
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I am presently going through the probate court process, having filed in late May 2010,
following my husband’s sudden death in November 2009. The attorney I hired to prepare the petition has not been forthcoming with any support or advice on how to
proceed with the court reports I was ordered to present. Each time I call his office, I
encounter a new staff member, who knows nothing about my case (the paralegal and
former secretary both having left unexpectedly within a two month interval). Though
this attorney has been paid a large amount as demanded upfront before the petition
was filed, I feel he has simply dropped my case. What recourse do I have to get sup-
port in finishing this process, or dropping him and proceeding with someone more res-
ponsible and respectful of his client’s needs in this matter? I am 73 yrs. old and have
no experience with this process and am feeling “lost at sea”. Can you advise me how
to go about getting proper representation? Sincerely, J. Hall
Yes you can but you have to pay the full 1250 before the case is filed. It does not cost anything to come into the office and see if Chapter 7 is right for you.